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Meanwhile, Chrysler plans to cut 25% of its 18,000 nonunion salaried workforce before Christmas. In an e-mail to employees, Nardelli said the layoffs would be handled as humanely as possible as he urged employees to retire or accept buyouts. Cash for the buyouts will apparently come from the $11 billion in reserves the company had on hand at the end of the summer. "The combination of troubled financial markets, difficult credit, volatile commodity prices, the housing crisis and declining consumer confidence continue to weigh on the economy," Nardelli said...
...people say they benefit from it, some experts remain unconvinced of its long-term merit. Certainly, more and more doctors and patients are taking advantage of the convenience and, in most cases, the lower cost of Web- or phone-based sessions. Organizations such as the Veterans Administration have employed e-mail and online video conferences to connect doctors with patients in isolated areas, primarily to answer questions or refill prescriptions. But live video is also being used to counsel patients with post-traumatic stress disorder, agoraphobia and eating disorders; so far, the few scientific studies on this new service show...
...Martin. “We try to ask questions that will help us make programmatic decisions,” she said, adding that students can comment on the HUDS Web site blog or on the feedback cards in the dining halls. HUDS publicizes the survey by ensuring that an e-mail is sent to the House lists, Martin said, though there is no link to the survey from the HUDS website. While some students interviewed said they did not know of the survey, especially freshmen who are not yet on House lists, others said they were aware...
...most uncertain, will graduate with a transcript with grades under both systems. They will receive letter grades through this year, and then switch to the pass/fail system as third-year students. Latin honors will be determined by a student’s performance during all three years. In an e-mail sent to the student body, Kagan wrote that delaying the transition until next year for second-year students would allow them to demonstrate improvement from their first year. At a town hall meeting earlier this month, Kagan said she agreed that some people “take a while...
...student group’s aims. Thus, the news that the posters of Harvard Right to Life (HRL) were being subjected to “serious and persistent instances of vandalism” was cause for concern. We commend the College administration for its timely reaction—an e-mail sent to all students via House lists by Associate Dean of the College Judith H. Kidd— but wish that the reminder had been a bit more nuanced. As veterans of the postering process, we are aware of just how difficult it is to determine whether a poster...