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Voith pointed to the amendment on the table as a good start, but advocated a more collaborative approach for social planning...
...ends with 2002’s cyclotron. “I love seeing what was considered to be cutting edge at the [different] times,” said Kathy Putnam, whose husband helped fund the project. Briahna J. Gray ’07 said she liked the artisan approach of the collection. One piece that stood out to her, she said, was a static electricity machine that was built on a bed frame, having been created by a bedmaker. Another notable piece is the 18th-century orrery—a solar system model—that was wired with...
...origin, I would say that callousness represents the state of affairs in mainstream French society. Unlike the Anglo-Saxons, who have a penchant for politeness and political correctness, the French have no inhibitions about crudely stating their reaction to events. The country needs to get rid of its outmoded approach to race, immigration and integration. Gautham Venkata-Chalam Ottawa It is an illusion to believe the generous social-welfare benefits France offers its citizens - including millions of immigrants mostly from Arab countries - will bring social peace. How can the government, the left-wing media and élite French society turn...
...campus more accessible to disabled students and providing resources—such as free printing, free laundry, and online coursepacks—to all students. Presidential candidate Magnus Grimeland ’07 and Vice Presidential candidate Thomas D. Hadfield ’08 emphasized their hands-on approach. “The biggest difference between us and them is that we’re going to get things done, not create more bureaucracy,” said Grimeland. Grimeland and Hadfield introduced an ambitious plan to increase funding to student groups by $150,000. In addition, Grimeland said...
...also the Petrie professor of law.Elhauge added that those issues may include the legal implications of parents choosing to genetically modify their offspring, the inheritance rights of babies born to surrogate mothers, and the causes of disorganization in hospital care.But Elhauge emphasized that the center will take an interdisciplinary approach to these issues, exploring the topics from sociological, philosophical, political, and economic angles. He added that the center will collaborate with professors at the School of Public Health, Kennedy School of Government, and Harvard Medical School.A core group of six professors will work at the center, including Elhauge...