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Harvard is a complicated institution, however, and it appears the economy hasn’t been so strong lately. So I’m willing to suspend disbelief long enough to accept that even with 20 billion dollars in the bank we don’t have the dough to throw into “un-wiring” up all of Lowell’s entryways. Still, there’s a better way. College policy currently dictates that students are not allowed to install their own access points in their rooms, citing three rough concerns as justification. This...
Council members also voted 30-8, with one abstention, to accept Harvard Student Agencies’ (HSA) bid to be the council’s “official ring vendor,” and to sponsor the council’s movie nights next year. Council Vice President Michael R. Blickstead ’05, who led the ring negotiations, said that HSA’s bid—$6,500, with an additional $15 for each ring after the first 300—will likely be more lucrative for the council than The Coop?...
...There’s no greater way to make a quick change than with a new hairstyle.” Not only are men interested in finding the right length, but they are also more willing to experiment with color. “Men are starting to accept hair coloring like brushing their teeth. It’s just an everyday thing...
...Harvard still has this theory.” The government encouraged studying these regions from a Western point of view. However, since the anti-colonial movement took hold in the late 1950s and 1960s, many academics have revised the way they study other cultures. They have come to accept that the divisions between regions were not made along cultural borders and include different societies...
...Arab nationalist." Then again, the U.S. is unlikely to find anyone capable of arbitrating the increasingly complex politics of Iraq at the same time as professing enthusiasm for either Mr. Chalabi or Israel. And the fact that it took a personal intervention by President Bush to persuade Brahimi to accept the assignment shows the administration sees the 70-year-old Algerian diplomat as its last best hope for achieving some kind of political consensus among Iraqis...