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...campus. But under the Bush administration, the military began using the Solomon Amendment as grounds to extort Harvard and other universities into granting waivers from their non-discrimination policies. The government threatened to withhold hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funding unless the military is provided unfettered access to recruit on campus...
Since the start of the school year, many student organizations have made diligent efforts to encourage student voters. The Institute of Politics has succeeded in registering hundreds of student voters, as well as helping ensure that any interested student has access to information about absentee ballots. “I Decide” is yet another admirable project to continue these efforts to enfranchise youth voters. In an election often cited as the most crucial race in recent history, any effort to boost voter turnout ought to be lauded...
Moreover, it’s extremely doubtful that the Boston Police will have a real impact in curtailing underage drinking, even if they banned tailgates altogether. Not allowing students to bring alcohol to the Game and restricting their access to it at the tailgates means they’ll just get toasted before trekking across the river. You can’t stop students from drinking, period...
...does it work? Once a SmallWorld member convinces at least five other members to agree to join his network, he gains the privilege of inviting outsiders to join the website. If you get the nod, you can then access free information (vetted by fellow members) that varies from limo services and nightclubs to yacht brokers. But that's only a part of the website's appeal. Wachtmeister wants his ?lites to mingle, which means scouring the members list for people you know and asking them to join your network. This allows for the rather obscene I'll-show-you-mine...
...CLOSELY HAVE YOU BEEN FOLLOWING THE CBS NEWS CONTROVERSY? Let me first give you some perspective. Neither I nor any executive at Viacom has any access to or plays any role in the news reports that come from CBS. Like you, we read about them in the newspapers. Notwithstanding that, I have, for obvious reasons, been carefully monitoring the situation. I have been talking continually with [CBS president] Les Moonves and with the members of the Viacom board. Now we have set up an independent panel--and believe me, it is independent, and believe me, it will move very fast...