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...help relocate or open new businesses. The program - now targeting Atlanta, Boston and Miami - has enticed four U.S.-based French business owners to come back; another 15 are thinking about it. Director general Guy Giustini says: "We're encouraging successful entrepreneurs and skilled workers - French and American - to expand their activity to Europe via Marseilles, not close shop in the U.S. It's not a zero-sum logic." It's no huge job engine; the businesses launched under Home Sweet Home involve around 80 employees. But some are impressed. "I was surprised to see how many solid and savvy business...
...have to expand the boundaries of what we call Middle Eastern studies and make some changes, and those changes need to be reflected in hiring and now’s the time to do it,” he adds...
More than a year after creating the Office of International Programs (OIP) to expand study abroad opportunities, Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby named an experienced leader in international education to head the office last week...
...Your Roommate dance. The AAA service allows students to set up their friends with dates on a website. The couple then receives an e-mail informing them that they’ve been “screwed.” The Council version of the service would expand beyond a single dance. “We’re thinking about keeping it open year round,” Choi says, adding that the committee welcomes any suggestions for further solutions...
Since 1999, the Faculty has grown from 603 to 641 professors, and Kirby should continue with his plan to expand the Faculty by another 10 percent over the next 10 years. Ongoing projects, such as the ambitious renovations of Widener Library and the Science Center, need to be continued. Future projects that serve the greater University community, such as the renovation of the Malkin Athletic Center, deserve serious budgetary consideration as well. It is foolish in the long run to stop renovations and postpone projects indefinitely just because the economy is weak right now. Running deficits for a few years...