Word: join
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Princeton University has joined the Google Books Library Project, as Harvard is set to ramp up the rate at which its own books will be scanned. The Harvard University Library was one of the first five library systems to join the Google project in 2004, making books in its vast collections available online through Google in digital form. Pforzheimer University Professor Sidney Verba ’53, the director of the University Library, said that Google would open up a higher-capacity facility for scanning Harvard’s books “very soon...
...will join me in this improbable quest, if you feel destiny calling, and see as I see, a future of endless possibility stretching before us; if you sense, as I sense, that the time is now to shake off our slumber, and slough off our fear, and make good on the debt we owe past and future generations, then I'm ready to take up the cause, and march with you, and work with you. Together, starting today, let us finish the work that needs to be done, and usher in a new birth of freedom on this Earth...
With the selection of Radcliffe Dean Drew Gilpin Faust as Harvard’s next president, half of the Ivy League’s schools will now be led by women. If the Overseers approve Faust, she will join Shirley M. Tilghman of Princeton University, Ruth J. Simmons of Brown University, and Amy Gutmann ’71 of University of Pennsylvania...
...success alone. As a famous general once said, “Ah, I am their leader, I really had to follow them.” All of us who care about the institution should make their contribution to the Faust presidency, and, in that sense, members and followers can join the leadership team...
...Alaa, hunched over a borrowed computer in his small apartment, spends hours a day looking at digital photographs of his small son playing on his bed back in Iraq. Alaa hopes to get his Swedish residence papers sometime this year, allowing his wife and 1-year-old boy to join him from Baghdad. The exodus from Iraq is far from over...