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...home without retrieving his son. "That's not their job," he says. The service has told the Maupins that convoy protection has been beefed up in the wake of the attack on their son's convoy. "It's a shame it had to happen this way, but I'm glad the changes have been made," Carolyn says. "But what about Matt? He's still out there...
...glad to see the outpouring of support from people and nations around the globe for victims of the Indian Ocean tsunami. It demonstrates that there are still some very compassionate philanthropists in the world. Yet as the badly needed support arrives, the news is all about which countries are pledging the most assistance?and the U.S. is criticized for not giving more. Don't we in the U.S. contribute enough to the world? We are engaged in a war on terrorism that is draining our bank accounts, and we already send money to countries in need. I am sure...
...glad to do it. We accomplished a lot, but I am looking forward to getting back to my first love, which is teaching and research,” said Ellison, who will continue to teach courses as Cowley Professor of Anthropology...
Harvard is certainly glad...
Last week’s agreement between Harvard and the City of Cambridge to increase Harvard’s voluntary payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) was an unfortunate step in the midst of cooling relations between Harvard and city landowners. We are glad that Harvard has been making a stronger effort to foster agreeable relations with Cambridge residents over housing issues, yet we are hesitant to condone Harvard’s agreement to renegotiate a higher PILOT with the City’s government...