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...Afghanistan, Pakistan and India, the WHO works with governments and UNICEF to coordinate immunization drives involving thousands of local health workers and volunteers. Every six weeks, they fan out through cities and villages, each worker carrying a thermos of vaccine vials, roughly drawn maps and a clipboard to chart their progress. "It's like running three national elections eight times a year," says Aylward, "only you are going to the houses rather than bringing kids to the voting booths...
...Britain, Music Week publishes a Billboard-style chart of ring-tone best sellers there. Top of the chart on the first biweekly list: Eamon's F___ It (I Don't Want You Back...
...could benefit from shared observations. Manuscripts depicting the movements of the Moon and planets found in Arabic and Indian astronomy, which had been shaped by the discoveries of Babylon, also show up in Chinese studies of the heavens. A likely product of this cumulative knowledge is an early chart of the night sky found in the Chinese city of Dunhuang in Gansu province. The manuscript, which closely resembles a projection developed eight centuries later by the Flemish cartographer, Gerardus Mercator, accurately depicts 1,500 stars that are all recognizable today...
This from a man who, before this season, had totaled seven catches for 118 yards and one touchdown—in his entire Harvard career. True, before 2003 he had been relegated to the bottom of a depth chart that contained stars like Carl Morris ’03 or experienced players like Kyle Cremarosa. But with the former’s graduation and the latter’s preseason broken ankle, Edwards finally got the opportunity to show what he could...
While the road ahead may be long, the committees this year have begun to chart a map, with professional schools and science construction likely to begin in the next decade and undergraduate housing to follow...