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...place for her children. But Martin Kemp, ABC's ceo for Australia and New Zealand, dismisses the criticisms: "We wouldn't be the success we are if we didn't receive that support from parents." The company will go on expanding, he says, and this year hopes to add 8,000 places in the notoriously scarce under-two category...
...editing error, the print and original online version of the March 6 news article, "Gross Says Faculty Will Vote This Spring on Secondary Fields, Concentration Choice," incorrectly stated that the proposal being considered by professors this semester could add secondary fields to Harvard diplomas for the Class of '07. In fact, the proposal would add secondary fields to transcripts, not to diplomas...
...really came out strong in our Princeton match,” said Harvard’s other co-captain, David Jakus. “Everyone did their part, and it capped off an undefeated season—it’s nice to add to the history books...
...Alpine glacier, and among the oldest and most complete skeletons ever found in the Americas. Plenty of archaeological sites date back that far, or nearly so, but scientists have found only about 50 skeletons of such antiquity, most of them fragmentary. Any new find can thus add crucial insight into the ongoing mystery of who first colonized the New World - the last corner of the globe to be populated by humans. Kennewick Man could cast some much needed light on the murky questions of when that epochal migration took place, where the first Americans originally came from and how they...
...hours, your reflexes are roughly comparable to those of someone with a blood-alcohol level of 0.08--which in many states is enough to be considered legally drunk. You should not drive--and you most certainly should not be flying a plane--in that condition. Moreover, the effects add up. Sleeping only six hours a night for a week makes you as tired on the seventh night as if you had had no sleep...