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...Post article, a 3,000 word in-depth account of the scandal from West’s point of view, was published in the newspaper’s Style section in August 2002, and although it did acknowledge Summers’ attempts at reconciliation, it also aligned him with the legions of conservatives who spoke out on his behalf—a trend that has continued with the most recent scandal. The article blamed Summers for opening the door to those who “question the intellectual competence of African American scholars” and recounted the outcry from...
...Kings of Convenience cross the Atlantic for a short one-month jaunt in the northeast states, leaving their native Norway, where their last album, 2003’s Riot on an Empty Street sold more than 400,000 European copies. The tour is discussed in an in-depth article on www.norway.org, “Norway: the official site in the United States.” The single “Misread” overtook European MTV last summer, with its low-key unplugged melancholy and crisp, autumnal video of the band relaxing and playing music in a park...
Aneesh K. Venkat ’08 said afterwards he was “extremely disappointed” that Sen declined to provide an in-depth response to his question about the relationship between India and Pakistan. Sen said only that the two nations were working toward a more amicable partnership and he hoped that “commitments given voluntarily will be honored...
ASTROLOGY.COM In-depth compatibility and relationship reports offer celestial insight into matters of the heart. There are even special Valentine's Day forecasts...
...recommend that PIN-access be instituted to access drug records, as it has proven itself as an easy-to-use and secure password authentication system. This essential safety measure would require minimal work and yield a major security payoff. Harvard administrators in other areas must also take an in-depth look at the security of their databases, especially those that do not yet require PIN access—notably, the Office of Career Services’ e-Recruiting website. Until then, Harvard students, faculty and staff cannot be sure whether or not their personal information is truly as safe...