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...emails sent by White House staff via the RNC's system. Spokeswoman Dana Perino has said that emails may also have been deleted off the White House internal server, inadvertently, and that she could not "rule out" that as many as five million emails are missing from the default archive. The White House is investigating whether the missing emails may be available on back-up tapes...
...Shope said. EcoSoft paper products are certified by Green Seal, which is a non-profit organization that promotes “the manufacture, purchase, and use of environmentally responsible products and services,” according to its Web site. “Green Seal certified products are the default now,” said Jason W. Luke ’94, who is associate director of custodial and support services, adding that this is true not just for toilet paper, but also for cleaning chemicals and paper towels. Luke said that Shope is just one of many Harvard students...
...students and paying the interest while the borrowers were in college. Because the private sector was still leery of loaning money to kids with no credit history or collateral, the government sweetened the deal by promising lenders a specified interest rate regardless of what student borrowers pay. Add low default rates (due in part to such dire consequences as garnisheed wages and torpedoed credit ratings) as well as soaring tuitions, and--voil!--lenders are fighting one another to dole out $17 billion in supplemental loans that aren't backed by the government...
...media you still often see a negative portrayal of kids-kids on drugs, kids with guns, kids who suck at math. Our-kids-are-in-danger stories emit from a nexus of codependency between parents (whose default instinct is to be worried) and reporters (whose default instinct is to make others worry...
...project of good environmental stewardship, though, is not limited to within Harvard’s walls. Faust ought to begin by committing our own campus to the highest of standards. But to ignore our transformative influence on the outside world is to default on the responsibility that the Harvard presidency carries. Today environmentalism occupies a peculiar place between research and action; it is gathering steam but its whistle has not yet rung. It awaits its champions. It has found one in Al Gore; it could use many others. As she sets the tone for academic institutions everywhere, Faust can show...