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...department makes the public feel more secure, but past precedent indicates that cramming different agencies together tends to weaken cooperation and effectiveness as each agency fights for its own identity and mission within its delineated turf. Bush and his followers believe that changing a few desks around will somehow make the U.S. more capable of anticipating terrorist attacks...
...There are lots of people in the area, who are maybe tied to Harvard somehow, with knowledge to pass on,” Bencowitz said. “You’re really risking the technical community...
With Harvard punting from its own 41 late in the first quarter, Kingston muffed the snap and faced a fierce Yale rush by the time he retrieved it. Facing disaster at his own 30, he made haste to the right sideline and somehow managed to get off a running punt—a ground ball of sorts—that top-spinned all the way to Yale?...
...about the importance of a liberal arts education, and it occurs to me that what is lost in the breadth that such an education demands is a depth that makes it radiant. We read to finish, not mull over, debate, question, create. In our training to maximize efficiency, we somehow lose time and space in which to be profound...
...about the importance of a liberal arts education, and it occurs to me that what is lost in the breadth that such an education demands is a depth that makes it radiant. We read to finish, not mull over, debate, question, create. In our training to maximize efficiency, we somehow lose time and space in which to be profound...