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...fatal coma. Others simply increase morphine doses until the patient stops breathing. In 1998 the New England Journal of Medicine published a physician survey showing that when patients asked for lethal prescriptions, 16% of doctors complied, albeit quietly. "Aid in dying happens in every state," says assemblywoman Patty Berg, co-sponsor of the California bill. "We need to bring it out of the closet, impose legal safeguards and careful oversight...
...approaching the archive for assistance when Rebirth was still in its conceptual state. Intrigued by Miller’s plans, the HFA worked to help develop a project in which Miller would DJ to the film in Sanders Theatre. However, the HFA was unsuccessful in gaining institutional support to co-sponsor the event, and what would have been the world premiere of Rebirth failed to materialize...
...able to reserve for this Saturday. The Finance Committee (FiCom) of the UC recommended two days ago to grant the event a $1000 stipend, on the condition that the Seneca drop its claims as a “host” of the event and became a simple co-sponsor. However, unless the Seneca can prove that it is not the driving force behind this event—and thus that it does not stand to benefit disproportionately from what are supposed to be democratically-distributed student dollars—the full committee of the UC should vote down...
Advocating that FiCom use such discretion between truly inclusive student group coalitions and token ones presents FiCom’s members with a delicate and potentially difficult task. When FiCom believes that an event will bring benefit to the community, it should not deny funding simply because one co-sponsor of the group prohibits members of the opposite sex from joining. But it should not fund such an event when one such group is clearly the lead organizer, and it should not smash open the piggy bank to fund Faculty Club extravagance simply because an organization declined to use reasonable...
Paloma A. Zepeda ’06, spokeswoman for the Harvard Republican Club (HRC)—a co-sponsor of Feith’s appearance—said that while her organization respects student dissent on campus, it thinks Feith has the right to speak his case...