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...this: unlimited web browsing and e-mail on a BlackBerry is just $20 on top of most regular voice plans. At Cingular, unlimited data will cost you $40 a month, in addition to a $40 450-minute voice plan. That's $80 per month before all of those weird extra charges. Cingular does have a $20 SmartPhone Connect Unlimited plan for two of its Windows Mobile phones. Hey Cingular, how about offering that rate to E62 buyers? That's how to get non-corporate types to fall in love...
...plush furniture and boasts a charming view of the Quad courtyard. “When students see our room, I say ‘take time off and it can be yours!’” says Bahan. But not everyone understands the allure of taking an extra semester at Harvard. “[People ask me] ‘So why are you sticking around?’” says Laurel T. Holland ’06-’07, who took time off to work for a theater company in Paris last year...
...they stand in lieu of the proposed Cultural Traditions and Cultural Change category. What should not be retained from the present system, however, is the general constraint that few departmental offerings satisfy Literature and Arts requirements. Any course—be it under a department or under some extra-departmental administration—should satisfy either requirement if it contains substantial engagement with that category’s subject matter. For instance, English 124d, “Shakespearean Tragedy,” should unreservedly satisfy the Literature and Arts A requirement, while Music 1a, “Introduction to Western...
...common objection is that student choice will digress into a mindless pursuit of an easy A. This claim is ill-founded. Students already seek out easy core classes, and lower workloads do not necessarily translate into inferior classes. An extra chapter of reading or a problem set per week doesn’t mean that the course will affect the way the student views the world in a greater...
...administration that just successfully enacted a range of extra-constitutional powers is led by Bush—that should be a sufficient reason for fear. It is a government which dishonestly and illegally dragged the nation into a disastrous war, which is responsible for increasing the nation’s susceptibility to further attack, and which has presided over countless contraventions of international and domestic law. And yet, despite this, the Bush administration has now been granted some of the most significant unchecked powers in the nation’s history. The kind of law cherished by dictators...