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...more than three decades, the Supreme Court has been able to define this common ground. Its complex process of getting there through split decisions based on opinions that concur and dissent in parts can seem magical. In fact, that magic has a human face to it: that of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. By being the practical-minded swing vote on the court, she has quietly become one of the most influential people in the U.S. and, at age 74, has let friends know that she has no plans to relinquish that role...
Many students concur that fulfilling Core requirements can be frustrating...
Indeed, some at HBS concur with Kreisberg regarding the dangers of academization...
...morning prayer service, Gomes seemed to concur with Maier. “It takes courage to remember,” he said. “And yet if we remember, maybe we will remember that it was for love of peace, and not for love of war, that they died...
Right about now, on college campuses around the country, midterm anxiety is heating up. The football season is in full swing. And any advance planning will probably focus on winter-break ski trips. But savvy students are thinking long-term. Career experts concur: the time to start looking for that internship...