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...case, current, ongoing reforms will hopefully lead to more specific definitions about what the UC will and will not fund. Until FiCom meshes its group-based discrimination clause with its project-based funding architecture, there will be no lasting solution. The Dean’s Office must also develop its own, clearly-explicated policies, so that coalition-sponsored events of the future do not overlook cheaper, higher capacity venues out of past experience. Regardless, we want to see continued cooperation between all student groups on events that explore relevant campus issues. The Seneca has taken admirable initiative in planning...
...want to use this seminar to develop myself and edify my ability to speak,” said Amadi P. Anene ’08, who was told to enhance his enunciation and project his voice after he delivered a speech given by former President Bill Clinton...
...Taiwan Strait is one of its security objectives. North Korea could yet collapse into chaos, unify with the South, and leave China without a buffer state between itself and the U.S.'s allies. Many of the tensions in the region would be resolved if China were to develop into a democratic society that neither threatens its neighbors nor feels threatened by them?a consummation devoutly to be wished. But the future may not be so benign. A China where nationalism has replaced Marxism as the legitimating ideology of the state could yet turn into a regional bully...
...week, EDF president Pierre Gadonneix and Paolo Scaroni, head of Italy's state-owned utility ENEL, agreed to develop joint projects in France and Europe, including those in the nuclear sector. An end to the static? One Italian exec familiar with the negotiations dismisses the plan as little more than a p.r. move, and says it's too early for Rome to consider lifting the cap. And onerous put options may yet force EDF to exit Italy. But Italian utilities might want to buy a piece of Italenergia and that "could get the French off the hook," says the exec...
...light reflects in different places in each of a person’s eyes. Photographs of the famous baseball player reveal this syndrome; his left eye wandered slightly from the center. The repression of depth perception in the “wall eye” leads a person to develop “hyperacuity” in the other so that “Babe’s stereoblindness may have been an asset,” Livingstone said...