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...which is used to acquire books and subscriptions to electronic resources and periodicals—by $100,000 for the current year, and will rely on one-time revenue sources, such as unspent endowment returns and other money that has been set aside, to fill the spending gap, according to a memo sent last month to staff by the library’s director, Harry S. Martin...
Really, it's both. Chrysler, like Ford and GM, has considerably narrowed the quality gap with foreign-car brands but perhaps not the perception gap. Critically, though, Chrysler hasn't designed enough vehicles that are attractive and fuel efficient, despite having the Mercedes crew to help...
Harvard’s NCAA Self-Study Reports—required of NCAA member institutions once every 10 years as part of a certification process—reveal that from 1994 to 1995, a gap of 4.3 points existed between the percentage of black students (9.7 percent) and recruited black athletes (5.4 percent). The most recent data available, from 2004 to 2005, places the latter figure at 5.5 percent, though the disparity had since shrunk to 2.4 points...
...makes sense in the context of the rest of the curriculum,” he said at yesterday’s meeting. “It should not be the job of an implementation committee to do the simple arithmetic that should precede the vote.”The gap between approval and implementation after the last curricular review was about one year. The Faculty endorsed the Core Curriculum in spring 1978, and the new program took effect for freshmen entering in fall 1979. Professor of the History of Science Everett I. Mendelsohn, who has taught at Harvard since...
...definitely would [recommend taking a year off]—my brother is a junior, but I’m already pushing for him to take a gap year—it has allowed me to take a step back, assess where I was, and come back more prepared,” Adler says...