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...Faculty of Arts and Sciences cautioned yesterday that it was still too early to state how many staffers are participating in its early retirement incentive program, leaving the figure—which will be crucial in making determinations about possible layoffs—a mystery as the 45-day window for deciding on the package came to a close...
...modern university in a globalized world, Harvard has a responsibility to include all members of its community in academic, social, and religious life. Although Memorial Church has made inclusive adaptations over the past 77 years, the crucial change has not taken place. Only when Memorial Church becomes a home to all faiths on campus will it truly be “of Harvard University...
...addition to The Globe’s quality reporting, the paper fills an essential niche of focused local reporting and creates a level of local scrutiny and accountability that cannot be matched by papers with a national focus. Furthermore, a distinct New England newspaper lends a crucial cognizance of Boston’s history and context that a simple New England section on The New York Times website, for instance, never could. A nationalized media source would be unable to provide the same good as The Boston Globe...
...certainly didn’t do it all himself. Roommate Taylor Meehan won the first of the team’s four crucial Ivy games with a walk-off jack of his own Saturday, and that drama set the tone for a weekend of nail biting...
...During his stay, Obama is expected to seek Turkish support for his Afghanistan and Pakistan plans, a cornerstone of his foreign policy. Turkey currently maintains about 900 soldiers in Afghanistan as part of the NATO contingent there, and, as the only Muslim country involved, its presence is crucial to securing support on the ground. Obama is expected to push for an increase in Turkish forces and to ask for Ankara's help in facilitating a smooth withdrawal from Iraq...