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...acknowledged agnostic intellectual liberal, emotional conservative.” But for a brief moment in a tacky coffee shop on the campaign trail, surrounded by 16 undecided women voters and 100 television cameras, Hillary’s glistening eyes offered a moment of revelation. Politics should be dynamic and complex, honest, and irreducible to simple stereotypes. The same thing goes for our next president. Jessica A. Sequeira ’11, a Crimson editorial comper, lives in Canaday Hall...
...Harvard bills the new science complex as part of a strategy to maintain its position at the head of research, but it will be expensive. Over two million square feet will be devoted to science laboratories which will, University officials promise, set the stage for breakthroughs in diabetes, Parkinson’s disease and other chronic maladies...
...complex, which ultimately received unanimous approval from the city, comes with a projected price tag of $1 billion. Add in the cost of pacifying community members outraged by the University’s encroachment and the total increases by another $21.5 million...
...first project, a 589,000-square-foot science complex set for completion in 2011, will house Harvard’s Stem Cell Institute, the Institute of Bio-Inspired Engineering, the Initiative in Systems Biology, the Chemical Biology program, and the Initiative in Innovative Computing. Allston will also serve as a new home for the School of Public Health, which is currently housed in dozens of disconnected and aging facilities...
...have been arguing among themselves for years about how to achieve it in a pitiless political culture - war or diplomacy, fight or unite? When he talks healing, his crowds go wild; when Clinton talks about fighting, hers do. Her advantage is that the party has its own military-industrial complex: the union bosses and activists and local pols who are well practiced at the art of war and have the scars to show for attempts at compromise. In lining up behind Clinton, they were placing their bets on the likeliest winner, the brand name with the long memory...