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...Zaidi ’08 and Edward Y. Lee ’08 broke up the their 40-strong campaign party—which was decidedly alcohol-free—to answer the phone call delivering the news of their strong third-place finish...
...Bok’s final recommendation called on institutions to enact “a continuous process of self-scrutiny and improvement.” In a room filled with over 700 educators, who are typically the ones fielding classroom questions, Bok looked out during the question-and-answer session to a crowd of hands laid on laps—and not in the air. “This is your chance to put the speaker in his place,” joked the president of the New England association, Philip E. Austin. Austin, also the president of the University...
...Japan has showed us, the answer to our mathematical dilemma in the U.S. is a five-letter word: Kumon. Kumon is one of the largest math and language tutoring methods in the world. Kumon is also a tutoring center for students that was founded in Japan, but has branches in the U.S. It uses repetition and drills to teach students basic computational skills. Students are given packets with exercises they can complete at their own pace. Once students complete the packets, they turn it in for a grade and, depending on that grade, students get packets of the same level...
...Board of Directors and community pastor, Lawrence F.G. Fiorentino. The meeting, the second one this week, was hosted by Charlesview Inc.—the faith-based nonprofit organization that owns and runs the apartment complex—and included a presentation and extensive question-and-answer session with nonprofit consulting firm, The Community Builders. The “organization focused on building and sustaining strong communities,” according to its Web site, was first approached for the project three years ago. The partnership between the two, however, has excluded community involvement, residents said...
...it’s only a weak set up for some amazingly incongruous scenes: four pale, emo-uniformed men walking in the midst of samurai. Leto wields a katana while wearing black fingerless gloves. Two servants ask the Emperor what he wants most in the world; his answer is 30 Seconds to Mars. The video is an exhausting 12 minutes long: five of tortured, solemn Leto, and the rest of sword fighting and distant mountains. The fight scenes in “From Yesterday” are well-shot, with frequent slow-motion zooms and lots of jumping. The landscape...