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Sophomore Ryan Oliver proved to be the catalyst the sparked the Crimson to its come from behind wins. Oliver, second on the team in total kills, has been one of the few consistent forces for the team this season...
...wasn't a good week for women. A study by the highly regarded research organization Catalyst, which surveyed 461 senior female corporate officials, confirmed that no one sleeps her way to the top; you get there by not sleeping. Several said they get up at 4 a.m., and Brenda Edgerton, a vice president at Campbell Soup, said, "You get tired, awfully tired." Others advised taking up golf, reading the sports pages and getting a personality transplant. Says one: "Don't be attractive. Don't be too smart. Don't be assertive. Pretend you're not a woman...
...women pregnant (although not barefoot) in the kitchen, went to the gates of the Citadel and pledged to keep it "Men Only." He once wrote, "Women are simply not endowed by nature with the same measures of single-minded ambition and the will to succeed." Someone should send the Catalyst study to his campaign chairman and sister, Bay, mother of three. She must be tired, awfully tired...
...think PUCC has had an extremely beneficial effect as a catalyst for change," Hyman says. "It's part of the rebirth of the council, a result of many dynamic students' work...
...Association's panel on religion held last week, the undergraduate column on religion at Harvard in the latest issue of Harvard Magazine or the upcoming address at Junior Parents' Weekend by Professor Diana Eck on changes in American religion. The Interfaith Forum is both a response to and a catalyst for such activities...