Word: sectioning
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...Eastern Economic Review. "I hope to build on that, continuing to liven up the magazine; see it become edgier, wittier, more personality driven, more interactive." He will get help from an import of sorts. After two years in New York City as a writer in TIME's Business section, Karl Taro Greenfeld will become Ignatius' deputy. Says Greenfeld, who was born in Japan: "I hope to translate onto the page the dynamism and exuberance that you pick up in Tokyo and Hong Kong...
Please note that this review was scheduled to run Oct. 20th Arts section. Our appologies to the cast and crew of Antigone for the delay. Please also note that in the interest of objectivity, this review was edited by Arts Executive Editor Christina B. Rosenberger...
This is not a book that Harvard undergraduates are going to buy in large or even modest quantities. We are more inclined to discuss moral leadership as an abstraction in section than as a topic of deep personal interest. The easiset way to read Coles's book is as a primer on the qualities of moral leadership, as a guide to what we have seen and looked for in moral leaders. This might also be the least appealing way to read it, as far as college students are concerned; we think we are too worldly and intelligent for such romantic...
Like the self-important boob in section who loves to hear himself talk (and has nothing relevant to contribute), Harvard whines on, arrayed in the trendy threads of yet another architectural monstrosity which only a claque of evangelizing architects--or Harvard bureaucrats--could love...
...past six weeks we should have known that hourlies would make us groan, but we were not that wise you see. For while it was still warm and green, the lecture hall was not the scene and section no good place to be. But while we were fooling around, the add/drop clock was ticking down. Last Monday it did pass. Now we're stuck in that damn class. No choice now but to read that Marx, while social schedules become stark. Prepare to stay up way past dark, the day midterms arrive...