Word: smalling
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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Woodbridge Society President Mekhala Krishnamurthy '02 said the group is planning a lunch in Adams House's small dining hall on Thanksgiving Day and a movie night on Friday...
...first thing Harvard should take away from this game is that size truly matters. Even last season, the Crimson's only true center was Tim Coleman, and currently Coleman is vacationing in the land of the academically ineligible. Instead, Harvard has decided to go with a small, guard-focused offense, and has left the inside to forward Dan Clemente and an unproven pair of 6'10 sophomores, Onnie Mayshak and Brian Sigafoos...
Today, the next hop tables in the memory of central routers have 90,000 entries. This may sound like a small number with tens of millions of computers on the Internet. But creating a next hop table with this many entries is a computationally intensive process. And each time a new listing is added to the central next hop tables, the entire table has to be recalculated...
...moving to a popular vote is not a full answer. For one thing, an amendment to remove the College would never receive support from three-fourths of the states, as small states receive more electoral votes per capita than their larger peers. For another, popular votes would have a greater chance of fraud or ballot error, as 200,000 fraudulent votes nationwide would be less noticeable than 19,000 errant ballots in Palm Beach County...
...that if 30 percent of a state's popular vote is Republican, the GOP receives 30 percent of the electoral votes. Doing so might make the votes of a local minority more meaningful, but the rounding errors involved in awarding 30 percent of eight electoral votes would magnify small differences in the popular vote. There is a virtue in simplicity as far as elections go: The more complex solutions become, the harder it will be to divine in advance the situations under which the system might break down...