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...three-day survey of HUDS operations. The committee wanted to “pick [the] brain” of student opinion toward menu changes, broader program adjustments, and sustainability, according to committee chair Karen R. Cosgrove. In speaking with students in dining halls since Wednesday evening, many of the council members found that students prioritize food quality over sustainability, according to council member Dean A. Wright, director of Brigham Young University Dining Services. “Sustainability is definitely an ideal we should be striving for,” said HUDS Student Advisory Council member Peter G. Bacon...
...Monday, the Cambridge City Council voted to send the proposition to the Government Operations and Rules Committee, which will hold a public hearing to discuss...
Adam Clymer ’58, the president of The Crimson’s Graduate Council and a former New York Times reporter, said he is ambivalent about the proposal...
...mother, initially held up as a paragon of noble stoicism, appeared to incorrectly state how many children she had in media interviews (she said six; in reality she has seven children from five fathers). Then came the connection to the television show, Shameless, a satire on residents of council estates, and their harebrained schemes to claw themselves out. As anger turned on the Matthews family this week, police boarded up the house Shannon and her family had inhabited and distributed leaflets to local residents instructing them "not to jump to conclusions about people who may be involved in the inquiry...
...young professionals. That case seemed to play out as a distinctly middle-class drama: the McCanns were dining at a sun-splashed Portuguese resort when their daughter went missing. The Shannon Matthews case, on the other hand, has provided a stark reminder to the residents of the Dewsbury Moor council estate - and to Britain as a whole - that the lives of the poor are too often of interest only when they become too desperate to ignore, or too bizarre. with reporting by D.J. Siegel