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...wrote to the UC about how great it was to find the Times at their breakfast tables. Then came the news that the UC had voted the proposal down. Spending $1,728 to deliver five newspapers a day to each house dining hall plus an additional 20 newspapers to Annenberg was, according to the UC, not a wise way to spend the nearly $290,000 they have to give out each year. We disagree. Having The New York Times available in dining halls would dramatically benefit a broad array of students. While the Times’ news coverage is largely...
Critics of cage-free eggs argue that the costs are unjustified. Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) is already cash-strapped, unable to extend dining hall hours or to routinely offer fair-trade bananas. Annenberg hall uses eightgallons of eggs a day; better, critics argue, to address dining essentials before paying to switch to costlier eggs...
...describes the afternoon coffee hours as a social experience. “After section, we would come down here and linger,” he explains. Other students are just grateful for free coffee, even with the reduced hours. “It’s better than Annenberg,” says Olga A. Moskvina ’10. Melin says life is easier with the reduced hours. “In the afternoon, it was pretty hectic,” she explains. “You’re only one person.” She lifts another...
...Penn’s graduate program in American civilization, will also be the first Harvard president since 1672 without a degree from this school. Until 2001, her academic career had been confined to Penn. She taught there ever since she received her Ph.D. in 1975 and she became the Annenberg professor of history in 1989. From 1996 to 2001, she served as director of women’s studies. When Faust was appointed to lead the Radcliffe Institute, she also received tenure in Harvard’s History Department. Ulrich says that everyone was “totally enthusiastic?...
...Until 2001, her academic career had been confined to Penn. She taught there ever since she received her Ph.D. in 1975 and she became the Annenberg professor of history in 1989. From 1996 to 2001, she served as director of women’s studies...