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...campus, stating that “outsourcing should not be used to lower wages and weaken the unions representing Harvard’s employees.” Their recommendations included a “parity policy” requiring contractors to pay wages and benefits that are at least equal to those paid to comparably employed unionized Harvard workers...
...think students should have equal access to space,” he said...
...doing so, Summers has been increasingly careful to choose his battles from his presidential perch, speaking out in recent months on equal opportunity and financial aid in education and the importance of sciences and international awareness in a liberal arts education, while dodging more controversial political issues. In the process, he has meticulously cultivated his image as a leader on both national and educational issues...
After a tumultuous season that featured memorable victories over Penn and Columbia as well as heartbreaking losses to Brown and Dartmouth, the Harvard women’s soccer team found itself almost exactly back where it started—with nearly an equal number of wins, losses and ties...
...Crimson’s source of strength over the years has often come from its depth. Harvard poses an equal threat throughout the bottom half of its ladder, with the No. 9 slot often being as dangerous a competitor as the No. 5. That trend continued this year despite early injuries and a roster that was uncertain until well into the season. Junior Stephanie Hendricks missed some early-season action due to lingering ankle ligament problems. She has had surgery in the offseason and should make a full recovery in time for next year...