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...late January, controversy brewed on Mather House’s open list about regulations that prohibited students from advertising private parties over the e-mail list. Though the rule was a part of the College-wide alcohol policy announced later that week, administrators in other Houses have not made similar efforts to enforce...
...HUDS is sensitive to the need to further reform its producers. In an e-mail sent as this piece was going to press, Ms. Burgess assured me that “I and HUDS do not tolerate animal cruelty … We would never conduct business with any entity that would do such things.” Last week Mr. Mayer told me that HUDS is open to pursuing more humanely produced meats if students demand them, and suggested that soaring gas prices might make local pasture-fed meats more economical...
...harmonious spirit,” is not simply about overpowering the opponent. “The techniques emphasize subtlety over brute force, which is great when you don’t have the physique of Xena,” Chin-Lee writes in an e-mail. The highly improvisational format of Aikido exhibitions is closer to a jazz concert than a self-defense class, requiring practitioners to constantly adapt to one another’s techniques. “The demonstration partners have no idea what the response will be so they really have to be on top of their...
...public good,” said Stuart Heiser, spokesman for CGS. Dean of GSAS Allan M. Brandt said he agreed with the content of the report. “I have always been convinced that graduate education fundamentally serves the public good,” Brandt wrote in an e-mail. “This report draws attention to a core ideal in higher education; namely that graduate education serves the public good by creating new and more sophisticated knowledge, as well as the next generation of researchers, scholars, and teachers.” But serving the greater good...
...Grosz said she was alerted to the decision last week and met with Faust, who made the announcement by e-mail yesterday morning. At a reception at Radcliffe yesterday afternoon, Faust and Grosz spoke before a crowd of alumnae, faculty, a number of Grosz’s students, and Radcliffe fellows and staff...