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...party funds both shift the social life on campus into hands of the privileged,” UC President Ryan A. Petersen ‘08 said in an interview. He argued that the requirement that the UC provide the College with receipts before being reimbursed would adversely affect student organizations such as arts groups and HoCos, which may lack the capital to fund events and then wait for a check. In an interview yesterday, McLoughlin refuted student claims that the administration is hurting student groups and social life.“This is University money, so therefore the University...
...early to tell how the mass drowning will affect Africa's wildebeest population as a whole. But it's safe to say that as the weather gets more erratic, these kinds of freak deaths will become more common - early last year, the Masai Mara had the opposite problem, and a drought left almost 100 hippos dead. These days, it looks like the only alternative to letting nature take its course is to change the course of nature...
Through this mechanism, the anesthetic can affect pain-sensing neurons exclusively but effectively...
Petersen said yesterday that he believes the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, with its 1982 vote, remains “the sole authority that could affect Undergraduate Council funding,” and he has said that Pilbeam overstepped his authority as an official of the College by ending the party grant system...
...greatest unknown is the degree to which voter apathy will affect the race. With Vitter recently shamed by revelations that he had previously paid prostitutes for sex, U.S. Congressman William Jefferson facing trial for corruption in January, and Nagin and Blanco considered by many to be irrelevant at best and outright failures at worst, voters may have decided that the entire electoral process is pointless. "I would contend that we're headed for a historically low turnout, which is the opposite of what we would have expected in Louisiana in 2007," says Shreveport demographer and political analyst Elliott Stonecipher...