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"There are no great benchmarks for this," Summergrad said. "Given that, we had to make a judgement call."
Rosenthal said UHS has also tried to make its operating hours better match student schedules, to establish UHS liaisons in the Houses and increase staff during points of the year that are traditionally more stressful for students.
"It has always seemed to me odd that proctors are systematically evaluated before reappointment, and even faculty are evaluated, through CUE questionnaires, before they are promoted, but there is no requirement that student opinions be solicited before a tutor is reappointed," Lewis wrote in an e-mail message.
Not only is the United States the "only developed country to get a break" in UN dues--its dues are capped at 25 percent even though it constitutes 29 percent of the world economy--but the placement of the UN headquarters in New York City pumps $3.2 billion into the...
But Tharoor, who has worked for the UN for over 20 years--ever since he received his Ph.D from Tufts at the age of 22--maintained that although he thinks some of the American critiques of the UN are on target, it is necessary to support the UN more, not...