Word: exits
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Should Galluccio exit the council race—in order to devote more funds to a state senate campaign, for example—his absence would drastically increase the chances of a non-incumbent winning a council seat. Galluccio would, however, be legally allowed to serve concurrently as both a state senator and a city councilor...
...center dedicated to using computing tools to accelerate scientific discoveries—among other science-oriented programs. In a detailed traffic analysis presentation, Chris Conklin, Harvard’s traffic consultant from Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc., outlined multiple options for how Harvard’s workers would access and exit the construction site. One of the access plans utilizes existing roads close to neighbors’ homes, a proposition that drew ire from some residents. Additionally, local residents worried about how they would discern whether cars parked on neighborhood streets belong to residents or construction workers...
Should Galluccio exit the council race—for example, in order to devote more funds to a state senate campaign—his absense would drastically increase the chances of a non-incumbent winning a council seat. Galluccio would, however, be legally allowed to serve concurrently as both a state senator and a city councilor...
...Herzliya, who spent 13 years inside Israeli high-security prisons interviewing convicted terrorists. And yet it remains difficult to pinpoint why certain women turn to martyrdom. Behind the motives of religion and rage at Israeli occupation, Palestinian women, far more than men, tend to choose self-sacrifice as an exit from personal despair, while others are pushed into it for having broken taboos in strict Palestinian society. "These women are both victimizers and victims," Berko says...
...schedule right now. I do think the calendar will change sometime in the next ten years,” says Schwartz. The final weeks of this academic year are likely to escalate the clash between the proponents of change and the traditional bureaucracy. As President Bok’s exit date approaches and the activists’ prime opportunity comes to a close, it’s likely that the Harvard community will discover if this episode is just another rerun in the College’s history of calendar reform...