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...Professor of Music Kay K. Shelemay, who is also affiliated with the Folklore and Mythology program, said yesterday: “I think University Hall has gotten the message. I have no reason to think that they won’t make good on their promises that they will fix things...
...race differences can be problematic because it’s embarrassing to the people on the bottom end of the comparison,” Ferguson said. “If it’s done in a way that has a connotation that it might be a permanent or fixed position, then it’s particularly stigmatizing.” But Marla Perez-Selles, the principal of Amigos Elementary School, a school with a high number of poor students located near Mather House, said that the benchmarking system will allow her school to set achievement goals...
...Chertoff is already talking about plans to improve DHS, no doubt reflecting not only a sincere desire to fix a key federal agency, but also a need to rehabilitate what had been a sterling reputation from his years prosecuting terrorists and mob men. He said his first immediate goal is to stop "stove-piping"-the term he used for agencies within DHS, like FEMA, not sharing information with each other during crises. Before September 11, the intelligence community had similar problems and Chertoff suggested his task in fixing DHS would be just as difficult. But Chertoff better fix his agency...
...both the short-term and long-term ramifications of their demands. Because “not me” isn’t about not caring, it’s about not identifying, and that’s something a women’s center has a chance to fix. Hannah E.S. Wright ’06 is a social studies concentrator in Lowell House. Her column appears on alternate Tuesdays...
...don’t know what runs through [Summers’] head when he sees this happen,” Connor said. “I wouldn’t know how to get out of this...I don’t know what he can do to fix that...