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...course, the decision to extend hours will not be a simple one. Staffing the library for an extra hour will require money and personnel, even if the circulation desk maintains its current hours. The number of students leaving Lamont at later hours will require increased public safety efforts by the Harvard University Police Department, and the extension may require new transportation options for students fearful of the prospect of walking back to the Quad at 2 a.m. The council has taken the first steps to identify and address these issues in its recent report, and we hope the College will...
...students late into the night. But Harvard students do not live by bread alone, and the availability of a study space is crucial to many students’ ability to perform well in their academic endeavors. The library system should adopt a similar understanding of undergraduate schedules and extend Lamont’s hours...
...Needless to say, the prospect of being at ground zero of a new phase of the anti-terror war prompts dread on the part of Somalia's fledgling government. And European coalition partners such as Germany have also expressed reluctance to extend the military campaign beyond Afghanistan. But the challenge in Somalia and elsewhere right now may be quite different from Afghanistan - to prevent the emergence of a new hub of terrorist sanctuaries, rather than destroying an existing one. A mission, in other words, with heavy emphasis on intelligence and building the capacity and incentive for locals to stop...
...current proposal is only the first step in bettering undergraduate social life. The House Masters have only agreed to extend non-alcoholic dining hall parties, but both dining hall parties that do serve alcohol and private suite parties in the House could be permitted to remain open until 2 a.m. without significant consequences. For the benefit of the undergraduate community, we urge the Commission to not only approve the current proposal, but also to create a streamlined approval process that will speed up the applications for late-night activities...
...have been generated by our intelligence agencies, and publicly disclosing the means by which it was gathered could compromise our intelligence assets. However, although we are deeply concerned by the justice system’s current provisions for the use of secret evidence, we see no reason to extend these efforts through the use of wholly secret tribunals. The federal bench is well qualified to handle cases of this nature, and there is no reason to compromise further the accused’s ability to mount an effective defense or the public’s ability to confirm that justice...