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...Sanders Theatre and Science Center C are Harvard's only venues large enough to cage courses bigger than 400 or 500 students. Many professors express dissatisfaction with Sanders as a learning environment. Last year, when Hankins offered his course in the Renaissance in Florence, he planned on facing 120 students. But when 450 showed up, the massive class had to bounce around the campus looking for a venue capable of accommodating the crowd. The room-hopping journey started out in Harvard Hall 104, a room Hankins says he adores. "You get to look people in the face, like the Roman...
Abdullah has yet to express his views, but friends say he supports the peace with Israel and opposes Iraq's Saddam Hussein. The son of Briton Toni Gardiner, the second of Hussein's four wives, he received an extensive education at Sandhurst and Oxford and attended Georgetown University in the U.S. He heads the army's elite Special Forces, and his popularity in the Bedouin-based force is a strong point. He may have an advantage in dealing with the country's Palestinians: his wife hails from the West Bank. But Abdullah has no political or government experience. And strict...
...machine overlooking the practice court, is empty. From his house, outside Chicago, Krause calls Pippen's agent, Kyle Rote--because he's not yet allowed to talk to Pippen directly and also because Pippen despises Krause and hardly speaks to him. Krause then makes cursory calls to express interest in every player on the 1998 roster, including Dennis Rodman, whom he does not want if Jordan doesn't return...
University attorneys contacted the company lastsummer to express their distaste for the beer'sname
...safest move is simply to avoid the Net stocks or make a backdoor bet on established firms that don't have .com in their names but are making money off the Net anyway. Those include Cisco and Lucent, which make the equipment that runs the Net, and Federal Express, which delivers much of the stuff we're buying online...