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...archangels and fallen angels, and this had left her in quite a muddle. Her question would leave many doctors, myself included, in a muddle as well. Doctors are trained in science, where the truth is defined by tangible proof, not blind faith. But science hasn't proven that angels exist or don't exist. And at least a few times in any doctor's career she will encounter a patient's stunning recovery or well-timed premonition that can only be explained by a higher power. So I answered my daughter by asking her the question, "What do you think...
...programming board—which was proposed and adopted by the UC Sunday night by a 37-1 vote—will cede responsibility for campus-wide social events to a single body that will exist independently from...
...proposal—which was adopted by the council last night by a 37-0-1 vote—would cede responsibility for campus-wide social events to a programming board that would exist independently from the UC. Twelve representatives to the new board would be popularly elected, and the other six would be appointed by the existing members...
...allows givers to specify that their gifts go to fund only financial aid or only student life if they wish. Still, many seniors would rather donate to their Houses’ House Committees or to the clubs with which they identify. Gift proponents retort that these organizations can only exist within the context of a vibrant and diverse University. And, in any case, more specific giving also need not preclude giving to Senior Gift.For still others, the principle is whether or not they think Harvard deserves their money. Last year’s Senior Gift Plus campaign was predicated...
...fall event similar to Harvard State Fair, a concert, the Harvard-Yale pep rally and tailgate, a spring event similar to this month upcoming’s Yardfest, and a House-based event such as a dodgeball tournament or House Olympics. The board would exist independently of the UC and, if approved by Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71, would be funded entirely by the College, according to Vice President Annie R. Riley ’07. If Gross agrees to fund this new board, the UC would have more money in its budget...