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Harvard officials gathered with civic, business and city leaders yesterday to formally announce the Boston After School for All Partnership, beginning a five-year, $23 million dollar commitment to improve and expand afterschool programs in the city of Boston...
...this past year, hundreds of students have been active participants. But unlike other major universities, Harvard College has done relatively little to encourage actual travel and study abroad during the College years. And so far there has been little systematic use of the new information technologies that could dramatically expand the scope and coverage of teaching materials, for example, through live videoconferencing of lectures or joint seminars with students in other parts of the world...
...positive drift toward flexibility, Riester sees companies evading their social responsibilities. Still, the two ministers agreed in February to bring temps under the protection of works councils and to lower the size of companies required to have full-time councilors from 300 to 200. They also agreed to expand council activities to include environmental and race relations and to simplify the councilor-selection process, which employers claim will make it easier for radical elements to cause trouble...
After trying to expand to the U.S. the first time, he realized that it would be harder than in other countries, especially when a New York Times critic aggressively criticized Dame Edna, triggering the cancellation of the play for a few days...
...agency had not fulfilled its fundamental responsibility of supervising Alaska. It uncovered 150 cases in which aircraft maintenance could not be documented. The Alaska crash came less than a year after the General Accounting Office had sharply criticized the effectiveness of the ATOS and suggested that the FAA not expand the program until it was changed...