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Anybody who rides the elevator in an office or apartment building knows how true that is. So the interior space of the tall tower is lately subject to a complete reimagining. The most famous answer from Koolhaas has been his cantilevered proposal for the CCTV tower, headquarters of China's government television operation in Beijing. It's a building that somersaults over itself to provide the maximum space in which people can connect with one another. This year United Architects, an alliance of several architectural offices, entered a no less astonishing submission in a competition to design the Frankfurt, Germany...
...this year?s electorate. Moore?s documentary was angry, skeptical, wide-ranging, skipping from topic to topic, using comedy and sarcasm to convey moral rage; its hero was a grungy fat guy who ambushed his adversaries. Mel Gibson?s docudrama was stolid, bloody, humorless, remorseless, sticking to its micro-subject with macro implications, staying obsessively on point; its hero was a stern thin man who endured scourging and calumny in order to fulfill His mission. In other words, Moore embodied what the Right saw as Kerry?s base; Jesus incarnated what the Right saw as their hero...
Though medical students traditionally do not focus their studies on a specific subject, potential M.D.s will now be expected to. One of the proposed changes to the HMS curriculum is the addition of areas of concentration, such as health policy, global medicine, community medicine and clinical research...
Howard Raiffa, professor emeritus at Harvard Business School, who is recognized as one of the founders of the field of decision sciences, said professors in all subject areas could use the quotations and cartoons from the book to illustrate points in their own lectures...
...book] spices up the subject matter,” Raiffa said by telephone from his home in Tucson. “It’s a light but still a profound set of materials...