Word: coverly
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Pennsylvania has just announced that it will pay a $300 stipend to help families of organ donors cover funeral expenses to mitigate the organ shortage. Payments for organ donations are currently banned by a Federal law that classifies human organs as a national resource, presumably along the lines of the great Redwood forests. But Social Analysis 10 offers a different opinion in its Fall semester sourcebook, which will bring comfort to anyone with a newly deceased family member or friend...
...Unlike a department, our Board of Tutors is scattered all about the campus and beyond," McCarthy says. "Students have to spend more time and cover more miles to consult with their advisers. On the other hand, there is no other concentration where an undergraduate student is assured access to such a broad cross section of faculty in many schools beyond...
Each fellow is granted a 10-month stay at Harvard, during which they can audit courses from both the College and the graduate schools. Housing is not provided, but they are given a $35,000 stipend to help cover living expenses...
...Obviously, Western `Goebbels' machinery tries in short runs and with shock therapy to achieve a moment effect on TV in order to provide some more points for the political top in Washington and urgently achieve some short-run criminal aim for which they need some cover in order to prevent the publicity to understand what they actually...
Furthermore, the high costs of the long-running military strikes are now becoming painfully apparent. President Clinton has asked Congress for a $6 billion appropriation to cover the costs of an operation through September, redirecting money that might otherwise have gone towards Social Security or the reduction of the national debt. And although the loss of innocent life is near-inevitable in any military operation, it cannot be blithely ignored. The consequences of war are made bearable only by the knowledge that some greater good will be achieved...