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Tanhehco’s piece Toys has generated considerable buzz in the Harvard community. Inspired by her own observations of men disrespecting women, Tanhehco co-collaborated on a script with Abby Fee, Joe Small and Pippi Kessler. The dance is largely improvised; Tanhehco strove to give her dancers creative freedom, offering tips on motivation, focus and blocking. “I thought it might be interesting to deal with the issues of female exploitation by placing men in their shoes. At first the piece was a fluffy sort of examination of exploitation with women yelling commands...
...entourage—my aunt, my uncle, two cousins and a family friend—mounted motorbikes driven by local men parked near the bank. These drivers sat here daily, dirtied by mud and sweat, eager to collect their fee of 2,500 Vietnamese Dong (roughly 17 cents). We bumped down dirt roads, ducking as tree branches swung at our heads, and were eventually dropped off in a field of tall grass. Somewhere past this field Ông Ngoai (Grandfather) was resting on the farm he cultivated as a young man—the same farm where my mother...
...special fund has been used as a reserve, in case more College students than expected to opt out of the council’s term bill fee...
ONLINE BILL PAYMENT Going through your bank's Web-based billing service is the most convenient way to make payments that are different each time. The catch is that there's sometimes a monthly fee of $7 to $11. But most large banks waive the fee for the first six months or for customers who maintain joint balances of about $5,000, according to CheckFree, the largest behind-the-scenes provider of home-banking technology. Bank of America and Citigroup are among a handful of major banks that have made online bill payment free for everyone...
...convince consumers they can Web surf via phone without installing a mini-version of Windows. Assuming Opera's technology catches on, it could make big money. Earlier, cruder versions of Opera's mobile browser are currently bundled with Symbian's operating system. Opera gets a one-off licensing fee for each mobile phone sold with one of its browsers inside. Manufacturers in the Symbian consortium are expected to agree to use the same browser in future phones, meaning Opera's browser could go from being in several million units to tens, even hundreds, of million phones. The competition will...