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...article ineffective at instigating any type of real debate or discussion about the issue, which is also exemplified in the writer’s lack of communication with the Native American community or Harvard’s athletic department regarding this story. What results is not a useful catalyst for discussion, but an inflammatory diatribe that seeks only to provoke and polarize...
...parents' book,” Liu says. “Me going to Harvard might have been the catalyst that made it possible...
...catalyst for our "Newspaper Next" project, which we started a little more than a year ago, was our 60th anniversary. It occurred to us that there wouldn't be a 70th anniversary if the industry that conceived and supports us didn't transform. We have crafted what we call the game plan for newspapers, to transform the industry in the next three years and beyond. The newspaper industry is about a $76 billion industry and about $7 billion is invested just in the news product. It's my firm belief that everything else out there -- network TV, local...
Says a Vatican insider with a shrug: "Everyone's asking, Did the Pope make a mistake? Was it intentional? It doesn't really matter at this point." Whether Benedict had actually intended Regensburg to be the catalyst, he had become a player...
...interest. Ury thinks that by bringing believers of the Middle East’s major faiths together to pay homage to their common ancestor, the GNP’s latest project might contribute to greater understanding of the tensions between them.“[The route] can be a catalyst for intercultural interaction on a large scale, so that people can understand the roots of the problem as well as the roots of civilization itself,” says Ury. He also identifies the path as a potential “magnet for tourism and economic development...