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...difficult to see how a discount would not be worthwhile. Those students who live off-campus in Allston take the bus to class—and the fares add up quickly. Student tutors and mentors at the Phillips Brooks House Association could use discounted passes for their frequent trips to Boston-area public schools. These examples alone justify Harvard’s participation in the discount program, but in addition, cheaper “T” passes would also encourage students to explore more of Boston’s vast offerings in the way of cultural, artistic and sporting...
...added that fewer side effects of new drugs lead to more frequent prescription...
Active student volunteers also make frequent use of public transportation. Student tutors and mentors at the Phillips Brooks House Association (PBHA), who make daily trips to public schools all over Boston, said they would laud the College’s participation in the program...
...skull mask. “The extremists are inevitable,” he replied. “That’s why I don’t go to rallies.” Most Harvard students are embarrassed by the trappings of demonstrations and the extremists who frequent them. We practice critical thinking all day. By night, we write response papers ripping apart political theories and literary masterpieces. The earnest “Hey hey, ho ho, war in Iraq must go” of the kids in front of the Science Center offends our critical sensibilities. We blush, cringe...
...crafting a public image. But different intellectuals have different styles of cultivating this public persona. Some, such as Princeton economist Paul Krugman, develop identities through the press, as op-ed writers and columnists. Others, like Frankfurter Professor of Law Alan M. Dershowitz, give many public lectures and make frequent television appearances. Still others, like West, are known largely for their involvement in the political arena. Many use a combination of these approaches...