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...That’s not ideal,” says Professor of Economics David I. Laibson ’88, who advised four undergraduate theses last year. “Obviously, it would be nice if we spread the work evenly across the faculty...
Spivey lives in Hephzibah, Ga., a town of about 4,000 just south of Augusta, where her family has resided for more than two centuries. That has given her kinsmen quite a lot of time to spread the love. She claims to be related to approximately 60,000 people in her area. “It gets really complicated when you want to date,” she says. Fortunately, a family member wised up and made a comprehensive genealogy book, and as yet no Saturday night dates have turned into impromptu family reunions...
Confusion spread in Asia last week after China’s top news agency erroneously reported that Harvard University plans to open a branch school in collaboration with the Sha’anxi International Trade College in central China...
Thirty-six percent “conditionally support the U.S. working to spread freedom and democracy across the world,” according to the survey, but support fell to 13 percent when spreading democracy involved significant U.S. casualties. Seventy-four percent of students polled also believe that the U.S. should let other countries and the U.N. take the lead in solving international conflicts...
...citizens who do seek the truth—the draft is a bestseller in French bookstores—will have to confront the dangerous misconceptions spread by promoters of the “yes” vote. To pressure voters to join his position, Chirac would have them believe it will be the end of Europe and the end of France if the referendum fails, when really, the end of Chirac is the worst that could happen. Furthermore, with the help of sloppy journalists, the constitution’s advocates have irresponsibly conflated opposition to the treaty with opposition...