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...Harvard’s notion of fairness.“I’ve been frustrated because the administration keeps talking about the market as a whole and that their wages fit within the spectrum of the market,” Snegroff said. “But we would expect Harvard not to be in the middle of the market and to be a competitor with the other wealthy institutions.”“Harvard is the leader when it comes to educating students,” she added. “It should also be a leader...
...have $25.9 billion at our disposal to protect us from inconveniences like the weather. If the United States of America—which doesn’t even have an endowment—can build a shield to protect us from incoming nuclear weapons, the least we could expect from a school such as Harvard is research into the feasibility of stretching a Star Wars-esque force-field of Saran Wrap over the entirety of campus...
...closes its doors, students sometimes actually bang on the restaurant’s windowpanes until an employee furtively smuggles out a few quesadillas. And who can blame them for trying to satisfy a few hungry students? Additionally, as two new Dunster Street burger joints fire up their grills, we expect students to clamor outside their doors, too, if they close too early. Though it may seem bizarre for the undergraduate community to become so upset over the closing hours of a single restaurant, we have little choice. When quality late-night food options can be counted on the fingers...
...them play in the last two games.’“It was [Johnson] making me realize that this was really the fair thing to do.”And that’s where my Skip Bayless-styled self-righteous indignation kicks in. What did Murphy expect Johnson to do? Was there any doubt someone would ask for the suspensions to be shortened?It isn’t as if Bryant and Schober had pulled a page from Terrell Owens’ playbook, turned on their teammates, and poisoned the atmosphere in the locker room while attempting...
...coordinator Dave Cecchini had moved Widman out of the backfield and into the tight end role in recent weeks, calling the 250-lb. senior a threat from the tight end position might have been a bit of a stretch. But after Saturday’s performance, he can safely expect to receive more attention next week against Yale. Widman hauled in three touchdown passes in the first half—a figure that equaled his previous career total. “We were just trying to get a lot of balance with our play-calling...