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...concerned about the cost of the vaccine, and this campaign is a way to help them to voice that concern responsibly and effectively,” wrote HCWS director Susan B. Marine in an e-mail. “It’s really important for students to have access to information about new health-related issues that directly impact them, and in this case, it’s a health problem that students can take direct action to prevent!” Marine wrote. Ellen C. Quigley ’07, a campaign organizer, said the timing...
...legislation" on illegal immigration to pop up in 2007 - and not just in Texas. "Because Congress did not pass a comprehensive reform bill on immigration, more and more states are going to step in like Arizona," he says. Arizona voters last month passed measures denying illegal immigrants access to state-subsidized benefits like child care as well as the right to bail and punitive damages in lawsuits. In the Texas Legislature, Colyandro expects a broad array of legislation targeting benefits to illegals, as well as voter verification of citizenship, employer sanctions for hiring illegal aliens, and additional funding for border...
...wanted live there for the following term, Edward Jou ’08 was simply looking for a cheaper housing alternative. This past summer, Jou opted for the Co-op over GSAS housing when he found that both options cost a similar amount, but the Co-op granted access to a kitchen and daily-cooked vegetarian dinners. Despite their differing initial reasons for choosing to live in Dudley, both came to appreciate the unique community and lifestyle of the Co-op. “It definitely turned out much better than I thought it would...
...policy statement to be announced this week, Universities Allied for Essential Medicines will push higher-ed institutions to include guarantees of generic access to low-income countries in their licensing agreements with pharmaceutical companies. The student group has chapters at 32 campuses, including Harvard...
...decision to revoke the security access badges of 72 workers at Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport was presented as part of an effort to identify and eliminate potential terror risks at the heart of one of Europe ' s largest transport hubs. But skeptical voices question whether politics influenced the decision. Deputy prefect in charge of security, Jacques Lebrot, told the media he had acted on the basis of a year-long intelligence inquiry that had identified the workers as regulars of fundamentalist mosques, acquaintances of suspected radicals, or travelers to such Islamist hot spots as Pakistan, Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia...