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...explaining a lot these days is the big data project he has put in place. Dubbed GLOBE, an acronym for global business excellence, it involves as many as 2,000 people worldwide working to define and standardize everything the company does. Switzerland, Singapore and Peru were the first to switch to the new data system last November, and they found they were able to eliminate a mass of duplications and redundancies in their systems--for example, tens of thousands of customers who were listed several times in databases, alongside vendors who had gone out of business. Among other things...
...return for another play later in the quarter, but he sat out the bulk of the game with a knee injury.Sandberg’s injury paved the way for Penn freshman Michael DiMaggio, who gained 71 yards and a score on the afternoon. But the switch at tailback didn’t change the defensive philosophy for Harvard, which held Quakers rushers to an average of just 1.8 yards per carry.“We just stuck to the scheme,” junior linebacker Matthew Thomas said.The lack of experience at running back might have...
...second quarter: A HUGE run from Cheng Ho! His ability to switch directions in the open field is awesome, as we've seen in recent weeks. The 37-yard run gives Harvard new life...
...just how cool he is: yes, he is a smooth talker; yes, he has sex appeal; yes, he is well-read; yes, he is a great acrobat; yes, he is a marvelous violinist and pianist—how long does this list have to be before you switch off and nothing comes as a surprise any longer? It is somewhat difficult to empathize with a character who is portrayed as a demi-god and acts like it, too. Høeg’s fast and catchy writing skips back and forth between past and present with surprising ease. Though...
...what we’re combining and collaborating was decided early on. There’s a lot of trust involved,” he says. Salas says his interest in direction stems from his experience as an actor early on at Harvard. “I made the switch because I enjoy the process of working with actors and putting actors first,” he says. “That’s my style of directing, helping actors deliver a really compelling performance, rather than pushing a vision.” “The Tempest?...