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...according to Chen, who is a Crimson magazine editor, her many other commitments prevented the idea from coming to fruition...
...difficult at this uncertain time, when many of the initiatives he has spearheaded, from the curricular review to FAS budgetary and hiring strategy, are still in limbo. We hope to see him well enough to take up his traditional role on commencement morning and watch his projects come to fruition in the fall...
...these administrators. We hope their successors take note of what can be accomplished at Harvard by taking initiative. After all, the idea of a pub to revitalize Loker was first proposed a decade ago, but it took this motley crew of University Hall denizens to bring it to fruition. So farewell to the hopeless Loker. The makeover is complete and the Pub delightful. One cannot dwell for long on Harvard’s lack of a student center with a pint of 1636 in hand and a shuffleboard tourney brewing...
...Work Where You Want It took years for the Treaty of Rome's dream of a single labor market to come to fruition, but now - cue joke about Polish plumbers - the right to live, work, and indeed retire, in another Union country is established, and such freedoms will gradually be extended to citizens from the 12 countries that joined since 2004. This means working to the same rules, too; though national legislatures had taken the lead, the Treaty itself enshrined the principle of equal pay for equal work for men and women, while the 2000 Charter of Fundamental Rights proclaims...
...wife Christine [Taylor] were blown away after the show. Christine said that the songs were so catchy she couldn’t get them out of her head. Ben said how professional he thought the actors were. It takes more than a year to make sure it comes to fruition, but a main point is to get the idea out there that, “Hey, Ben Stiller himself loved it—you, too, should come see the play...