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Absent clear guidelines about the status of private college police agencies operating in municipal areas, Harvard administrators are often left to define the depth and breadth of the department's authority. They must judge whether HUPD should police private property such as the final clubs, student organizations like the Lampoon or even frequent student haunts like The Crimson Sports Grille...
...Teddy Kennedy was at his old-time booming best, lashing together the generations of Camelot and insisting that the strength and breadth of his support for Gore had only two precedents, each named Kennedy. The arms rose up and the hands thrust out, rally-style, turning shoulder pads into great hulking wings, giving the reverential crowd their big Brahmin in all his glory, soaring in call-and-response - "Fight for Al Gore because... HE IS FIGHTING FOR YOU" - like a linebacker angel. The subject was health care, which surely Gore needs to own, but the word, again and again...
...factors, antioxidants, estrogen replacement in postmenopausal women--the verdict on the capacity of such substances to protect against Alzheimer's is not yet in, but it is coming. What is so exciting about the presentations scientists will be making at the World Alzheimer Congress this week is the staggering breadth of research they represent. In coming years, Baptists and Tauists alike will undoubtedly encounter setbacks, and the 10 years that the optimists estimate it will take to get on top of this disease could easily stretch into...
...Schwartz was best known among his colleagues for the breadth of his knowledge, from ancient to modern Chinese history and from Western to Chinese thinkers...
...late 1940s, however, President Conant, Dean Bender and Provost Buck began work to make Harvard a national university with a student body that reflected the breadth of American diversity...