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...People working in the stock market are always looking for indicators of one sort or another??whether it’s skirt lengths or the Super Bowl,” said Soifer, who spent decades on Wall Street as an investment banker and research analyst...
...definitely hurts,” Fitzpatrick says of his Ivy origins. “I think we’ve seen that in the past, at least since I’ve been here we’ve had a couple pro prospects that just for some reason or another??they’ve done great in the Ivy League, and come draft day, they just don’t get the respect that maybe some of them deserve...
Trapping light pulses would allow them to interact and alter one another??s states, according to André, “whereas with two pulses of light that are just flying freely, because they’re moving so fast, they effectively don’t have much time to interact with one another...
...talking about George Bush compassion—or, for that matter, Bill Clinton compassion, which had more to do with style than with policy. Compassion needs to be redefined for what it is—the human capacity to feel another??s suffering as one’s own. In a startlingly divided nation and a broken world, compassion forms the basis for some kind of unity. It means that I, bleary-eyed from studying for exams, have something in common with the underpaid janitor I step past on the way to the dining hall, who is bleary...
...well the contributing personalities complement each other on a specific project at a specific time. “It all boils down to building trust. I can’t work with someone on something that is actually deeply personal…without trusting and respecting one another??There’s a point [in every collaboration] where you have to jump over a very difficult hurdle, when you encounter a difficult transition, and you must assess whether it is either going to break down or succeed. You have to decide, ‘Are you going...