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...areas: security and tutor sleeping habits. In terms of security, the new Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) shift from 6:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. should be able to deal effectively with the later hour. While it is true that security guards for the Houses will need to extend their shifts slightly, the University should be able to shoulder this added cost with relatively little effort...
...Your Turban . . ." Nothing can console the unfortunate masses of gujarat for their dreadful loss in January's devastating earthquake. But in their darkest hour, there appeared a man whose ferocious appetites and celebrated girth are themselves affirmations of the force of life. Ex-President Bill Clinton came to extend his lower lip in sympathy and sample a cuisine that during his presidency took a back seat to McDonald's and chicken fried steaks. (Although murgh malai, we understand, is Bill's second favorite kind of chicken.) For Gujaratis and Clinton alike, it was a week in which the karma turned...
...Another possibility might be that Allianz would now extend a hand to Commerzbank. Unlike Allianz's takeover of Dresdner, where there is little overlap, merging two big banks has the attraction of instant cost savings as the two close down duplicate branches. More importantly, with Allianz's linkup with Dresdner, the German financial scene seems more and more like a three-legged stool: Allianz and Dresdner, Munich Re and HypoVereinsbank, and Deutsche Bank. With traditional banking taking a backseat to the more profitable business of asset management, Commerzbank seems isolated and may now be amenable to a deal. One thing...
This semester, the council has been encouraging College administrators to extend the current House party curfew of 1 a.m. by one hour and council members are hoping to see some success by next fall...
...claimed that the U.S. plane had veered suddenly into the F-8 fighter, even though the EP-3E is about half as fast as and far less nimble than the Chinese jet. The collision had occurred about 70 miles off China's coast; China considers its sovereign airspace to extend 200 miles offshore, even though international agreements recognize only 12 miles. Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhu Bangzao declared that the plane had violated Chinese airspace, landed without permission and thus lost its sovereign immunity--so the Chinese government would be perfectly within its rights to go aboard to try to figure...