Word: benefited
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Several hundred students, parents, alumni and other members of the KSG community mingled last night to the music of a three-piece band, and bid their bucks at the 10th Annual Summer Internship Fund Benefit Auction...
Ignoring this problem would effectively drive out those citizens who help give Cambridge its distinct and diverse character. The loss of those who primarily benefit from low-cost units--the elderly and disabled, single working mothers, retired long-time residents and other low-income residents--would be a critical blow to Cambridge's vibrant political activism...
...Apple computers gave this T elevator entrance a make-over with an oversized black-and-white "Think Different" advertisement for the company. One MBTA public affairs executive confesses, "It was kind of an eyesore right there. The Apple ad makes the entrance to the station a lot nicer." Another benefit? The MBTA receives $45,000 in revenue for each three month advertising cycle. Apple, in charge of the kiosk's upkeep, outfitted the cylinder with the latest in anti-vandalism technology. Made of high-tech 3M vinyl covered with plexiglass, the surface of the ad works like nonstick coating...
...unlikely that such a center could be completed before all current students have graduated. Yet the fact that the council would go out a limb to increase the University's awareness of the student desire for such a center and direct the money towards a venture that would benefit all Harvard undergraduates in years to come, has great potential to fortify the council's shaky position. First, it would indicate to the student body that their interests are indeed the council's interests, and second, it would indicate to the administration that the council is genuinly concerned with assisting...
...French study of the same drugs, two infants died from a rare neurological disease. It is by no means clear that the drugs--AZT and 3TC--are the cause, but the possibility has researchers poring over their data. Even if it proves to be true, though, the benefit in AIDS prevention probably outweighs the harm. On balance, the fact that a treatment the poor can afford may save their babies' lives seems like something to celebrate...