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FlyBy (blog) entered FlyBy (HUDS) yesterday afternoon during the 12 p.m. rush to discover a slow moving line of students winding around all the way around the pub exterior to the door at the end of the hall. Some students were making practical use of the waiting time, catching up on some forgotten class reading and even meticulously taking notes in the margins while robotically shuffling along towards their destination. Read on about this new inefficiency after the jump...
Kirk’s appointment closes the door on far-flung speculation regarding Patrick’s choice for a successor to Kennedy, who died of brain cancer last month. News of the impending appointment gained widespread attention—especially among some Congressional Democrats—as the move to speedily fill Kennedy’s seat was seen as a concerted effort to ensure the passage of a health-care reform package...
...that the current Harvard administration seems to be more accepting of ROTC. “[University President Drew G.] Faust has been a lot more receptive,” she said. “We’re making baby steps; it’s not the same closed-door policy we’ve had with the administration in the past...
...prepare to disrupt the G-20 summit. They quickly saw signs that made them believe that someone, or some entity, was prepared for them too. "Obviously, repression has already started," Pittsburgh anarchist Alex Bradley told a gathering of anti-authoritarians - the Pittsburgh G-20 Resistance Project - in a closed-door meeting on Sept. 20. Members of the group say they have been followed, photographed, stopped and searched in the run-up to their protests of the Group of 20 meeting of the world's leading economic powers on Sept. 24 and 25. The 40 people in the room were urged...
...Last year], I admit I was one of those sort of scoffing at the over-eager, over-caffeinated candidates that would come to your door and put you to sleep with their 20-policy platforms,” said Currier representative Chris W. Danello ’12. “But seeing the dramatic events of last year, it really does make you realize, though campus politics may not have all the answers..., student government can be an effective voice...