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...University officials said last night that, while they looked on the neighborhood’s vote as a positive step in negotiations, they were not ready to accept all of ACID’s demands about the expansion of Harvard Law School (HLS) and the science facilities at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences...
More than 73 percent of those surveyed by the professors said they would accept racial profiling if it would prevent a 60 minute delay for all air passengers and if they were not singled out as suspicious travelers...
More than 56 percent would accept profiling if they were singled...
Habayeb said that even if some Americans would accept racial profiling to make air travel more convenient, profiling is “morally wrong.” While Habayeb believes security should be maintained by all means necessary, she says “there are many other legal and moral ways” to protect the country...
...gallery sounds like a good idea in principle, but in actuality it would be an awkward space and likely an underutilized one. I could not agree more that the first floor at the street front should be commercial. However, local residents need to accept the fact that by asking for a building with less bulk, they are making it hard for Harvard to have much flexibility in the first floor program. My suggestion would be a “false front” solution. Instead of a retail store like the Pro, which requires a lot of floor space...