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...despite her present success, Ding is still looking forward and setting new goals...
...College, is representative of Radcliffe's past. The Fay Prize is a living reminder that Radcliffe was a women's college throughout most of its history. By continuing to award the Fay Prize to a female undergraduate, the Institute remains contact with its past through students of the present. Because of this tradition, as well as the fact that the prize will be awarded by an Institute with a mission for women--not by a co-ed College--there is a compelling reason to keep the Fay Prize...
...Everyone can speak and present ideas," Muzinich says of the club's weekly meetings. "We try to make at least one transaction at every meeting. It makes things more exciting...
...runs counter to the civilized, industrialized impulses of what Wordsworth called "getting and spending," and the tension between the two impulses characterizes most lives. On the first Earth Day of the new century (April 22), this is where we are--running hard to catch up with our heady commercial present and our future in cyberspace and at the same time capable of being called back, at the drop of a wheatfield, to a life that connects us with all life...
...thinking behind the launching of the most ambitious study of global ecosystems ever undertaken. In September, at a special millennial session of the U.N., four of its agencies and partners--the World Bank, the U.N. Development Program, the U.N. Environment Program and the World Resources Institute--will present the first results of this project, a Pilot Analysis of Global Ecosystems. The findings of the $4 million study, called PAGE for short, will be published in the 2000-01 edition of the World Resources Report titled People and Ecosystems: The Fraying Web of Life. PAGE will also set the stage...