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...liquor industry and voters who whinge about the nanny state. Those experts say there's good evidence that what works best to curb excess drinking is higher taxes on alcohol, lowering the number and density of places to buy booze and instituting a robust policy of random breath-alcohol testing for drivers. But across Europe--the hardest-drinking region in the world--almost all governments, including Britain's, prefer responsible-drinking campaigns premised on the idea that trouble flows from a small minority rather than from a whole culture tolerant of excess. Which means that Natalie, strapping up her silver...
...Although she is in many ways a Harvard outsider, King has extensive experience as a trustee at other universities and nonprofits. Indeed, she just finished a stint as the chair of the board of trustees at Wheaton College. Given this background, she will be able to bring in a breath of fresh air without facing the steep learning curve that someone without experience on a university board would have to deal with...
...never been invited to this White House, and I'm not holding my breath...
...flurry of endorsements, open-list arguments, and alleged infractions ends today. After voting for the Undergraduate Council (UC) presidential elections closes at 11:59 a.m., the three tickets of Grimland-Hadfield, Haddock-Riley, and Voith-Gadgil can only await the results with bated breath. FM chatted with former UC insiders to see if they could predict the outcome—let’s see how they stack up: “I think that Dean Gross will throw his hat in the ring and pull off a last-minute upset. He’s been eyeing that...
...help the African Union bring female police officers into Darfur. To convince administrators, Hadfield organized a student petition. “We collected 2,800 signatures in 48 hours, which is the most number of signatures collected on any campus at one time,” he recalls.A BREATH OF FRESH AIRAppealing to and incorporating student perspectives is a cornerstone of the campaign.Grimeland and Hadfield say they have identified five issues they feel are important for students. “I think all these five points are things students want, and the people at Harvard elect...