Word: concerned
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...brainer to propose a service that we know students would like and would be good for athletes in terms of getting support,” Kearney said. And UC Treasurer Benjamin W. Milder ’08 said that the cost of the additional shuttles, $332, did not concern him. “For one game, it’s a drop in the bucket in terms of our budget,” Milder added. —Staff writer Margot E. Edelman can be reached at medelman@fas.harvard.edu...
...class,” and “keep government spending under control.” It seems that, at least in part, Democrats were elected as a protest against Republicans’ failure to live up to their own promises. Preventing similar future failures must become a lasting concern of our party...
...segregate. Almost 100 years later, Harvard’s attitudes toward Asian-Americans, another “model minority,” has echoes of its past attitudes towards Jews, both in its admissions and in its approach to University life in general. SOUND FAMILIAR? At Harvard, Asian-American concern over suspected discrimination in admissions predates Golden’s book. In 1992, an admissions official met with members of the Asian-American Assocation (AAA) to reassure them that, despite reports that Asian-American students consistently had the lowest admit rates of any ethnic group at Harvard while having...
...that chain of events allows Shabir to be installed, there are no guarantees that the Bush Administration will be any more likely to recognize this government. At a Wednesday meeting in Cairo of the "Quartet" - the U.S., Russia, the European Union and the United Nations - the U.S. representative voiced concern that Hamas ministers would still be in the new Palestinian government...
...another layer of shame heaped upon them, finally began to file back into the House. (Cambridge Fire Department Chief of Operations John J. Gelina, told The Crimson that he had not heard of the tirade and that he was unable to comment further.) While we certainly share the legitimate concern over what would have happened in the event of a real fire, given the worrying number of Eliot residents who remained inside despite the alarm, there is a far more pertinent question as the Eliot community reflects on the house’s 75th birthday, celebrated this past Thursday...