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...this spring, she founded Harvard Students in Touch, a group that delivers small care packages to students in distress. Any student can e-mail with the name of a person they are concerned about, and within days, the group’s small staff will drop candy and a card in that person’s door box. The sender remains confidential to the receiver...
...staff of three will make the first door drops this weekend, leaving sweets and personalized cards that read “Harvard Students Care” in large bold letters. The card also lists the phone numbers of Room 13 and the Bureau of Study Counsel, as well as the location of Room 13, in case the student wants to seek out future help...
...humid morning in Brisbane three days later, Latham embraced his mentor and Medicare's founder, former Labor Prime Minister Gough Whitlam, before unveiling the party's trump card, Medicare Gold, a massive extension of Medicare to give free hospital care to people over 75. Adding extra childcare support and pension reform to his growing list of sweeteners, it was one of Latham's high points, and his audience left bolstered - "I feel proud to be a Labor supporter again," said teacher Robin Boyne. Latham's other key message that day was simple: "I'm ready to lead...
...tins can hold mints, cash, or fake IDs,” Rich explains, adding that several have commented on their use as business card holders, too. They cost about three dollars for a pack of 30 and are available in six cleverly named flavors, including 7 Deadly Cinnamon and Sugar Free Tibet...
...among Harvard students has not felt the oppressive weight of the study card beat upon his or her brow? From the long, hard trek to Sever Hall to claim one’s card, one’s yoke, to the agony of filling out laboriously the myriad bubbles with obscure course numbers, to the patriarchal ritual of seeking out and gaining the approval of one’s academic adviser-cum-overlord, the study card is an institution without which Harvard students will be better...