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...decisions. Routinely putting decisions in the hands of a few simultaneously consolidates the power, skills, knowledge, connections, wealth, and entitlement of a few individuals and at the same time takes that power away from most. The less most people are directly involved in the decisions that affect their lives, the less interested they are in such decisions...
...space than the parking lot that is currently there. Plus, with more over-21 year-olds nearby, Louie’s may just stick around a little longer. These advantages notwithstanding, The HPAI has much work to do to ensure that this construction project does not adversely affect its host neighborhood...
With construction scheduled to start in the summer of 2005 and finish in the fall of 2007, the building process will affect Harvard affiliates as well as Cambridge residents living nearby. The HPAI must take measures to ensure that the concerns of both of these parties are addressed and respected. Planners should contact the House Masters of Mather, Leverett, and Dunster—all of whom had heard little to nothing about the project until last week. The Masters are familiar with the unique issues the new construction will pose to House residents. Leverites in G-Tower with windows facing...
...changes in question affect something very dear to almost any Harvard student, and increasingly almost any person who owns a personal computer, cell phone, or other trendy technological device that allows for epistolary e-interaction. And it stirs paranoia in anyone who generally enjoys the world of impersonal, anti-social online banter. That is, it affects the users of the ubiquitous AOL Instant Messenger...
...consumers, the legality of the agreements is hazily established, making software companies overcompensate with their wordings in an attempt to cover all possible bases that might leave them legally, or otherwise, vulnerable. And the excessive language leaves users scared that the terms’ fatal-sounding assertions might actually affect them. Sure, the chance is slim that anyone of importance will ever lay eyes on JoeSchmoe123’s seedy online statements, but the fear is there—and it’s uncomfortable...