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...Generous, centrally located space has allowed women’s centers at other schools to thrive without their own buildings. At Duke, for instance, a residence hall holds a 2,000-square-foot, seven-room women’s center, which offers a kitchen, a work area with computers, a reading room, two lounges, a copier and fax machine, and a TV, VCR, and DVD player. Duke’s center has five professional staff members, and its website boasts that “Our meeting spaces are HEAVILY used throughout the year...
...best, Harvard is a community that realizes its responsibility to all who contribute to its development. Janitors belong to that community as much as anyone else, and from day to day, it may be said that they give more to us than even the university’s most generous donors. If they all folded their arms today, Harvard would simply cease to function amid the filth...
...called "a nice piece," and "a good chap." She has a grim wit and not a shred of reticence The hero failing, her other men ar many, including a Princeton Jew and a Spanish bullfighter. The story, such as it is, comes from the eunuch, Jake, who is very generous, patient, clever and, of course very...
From the FM archives...Fifteen tips for punch/rush season 1. Make an effort to show your generous side. Offer discounts on blowjobs. 2. Try not to point out how embarrassing it must be for club members to all be wearing the same tie. 3. Don’t mention your interest in supporting after-school volunteering programs, homeless shelters, and cancer research. Do mention your interest in “pussy.” 4. If a punch event involves taking a boat somewhere, don’t get so drunk you pass out and fall off the back...
...Manne retired in 1992, staying on as professor emeritus. Over the course of his career, he published seven books and almost 130 articles, continuing to work until the time of his death.Although Manne was well-respected for his intellectual accomplishments, friends and colleagues say they regarded him as a generous and well-rounded man. “He was broadly educated and enjoyed reading history, and he loved classical music, and he loved Impressionist art,” his daughter said. “He spoke languages—and he was still studying languages—and he loved...