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However, the Council--the Faculty's executive steering committee--offered two caveats to this endorsement, citing in a statement both the need for "a clearer definition of the ART's obligations to support non-professional student theatre at Harvard" and the "need to consider other FAS priorities and to avoid undue strain on FAS resources...
...city--no, nation--gone crazy, one incident stood out clearer than any other, typifying Italy and the nature of her jubilation. At a certain point along the street the traffic snarled, and there in the middle of it stood a solitary man draped in an Italian flag which covered him from his waist to his knees. He stood amidst a throng of fans fenced in by several police cars casting a pall over the scene with their Hashing blue lights...
Natasha Pearl '83, one of the council members behind the request, said this week that an open meeting would be just one part of an effort to make the board's operations clearer to all students, and not just to those who may be wondering how their specific cases have been handled...
...jury is still out on whether the ART-Harvard partnership can work financially. Indeed, strictly as a theater company, the group has barely weathered some fiscal storms. But regarding the troupe's contribution to undergraduate theater, signals are far clearer...
...state countries. The latest polls predict the Greens will get 5.5 percent of the vote in a national election in March, enough to put them in the German national parliament, the Bundestag. More significantly, members have turned some of the romantic parts of their party platform into clearer, although still hazy, proposals. Three weeks ago, in a party caucus at Sindelfingen, the Greens drew up a manifesto calling for banks and factories to be converted from private to "other modes" of ownership. Other proposals include a shorter workweek to decrease Germany's 9.5 percent unemployment rate and adoption...