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Though many students were turned away from the event, Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 said he thought the sample would be a good reflection of overall student preferences...
...students traveling to areas for which the State Department had issued medium-level travel warnings. Since this policy affected mostly undergraduates, a number of college students (400 of whom signed a petition) and student groups called for a review of the travel policy. Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71 obliged by forming an evaluative committee this fall, and restrictions on 13 countries were lifted in October. The less restrictive policy was greeted with enthusiasm by students, a number of whom are embarking on spring semesters abroad in Kenya, Nigeria, and other areas that were previously...
...marriage, and all those who want less government intrusion across the board have a name: libertarian.Libertarians more or less fall into two camps: consequentialists and deontologists. Consequentialist libertarians want a more limited government because they believe it will lead to better social conditions, such as a higher gross domestic product, more personal choice, and increased self-reliance. Many economists, like Milton Friedman and visiting professor of economics Jeffrey A. Miron—who teaches the popular course Economics 1017, “A Libertarian Perspective on Economics and Social Policy”—fit into this category.Deontological libertarians...
...that we were going to have to stay downstairs for another hour. But 10 minutes later, we were allowed to go back upstairs.” Anderson said that the smoke from the fire produced a strong odor on the floor. “There was a really gross smell,” she said. Currier House Co-Master and Shad Professor of Business Ethics at Harvard Business School Joseph L. Badaracco said that it is a standard procedure to evacuate an area when a fire alarm is triggered. “My understanding is that [Saturday night?...
Today, however, polarizing is not always bad. The Passion of the Christ was $370 million domestic gross' worth of polarizing. And religion--specific, fraught, inflaming religion--can make for involving stories. In March HBO debuts Big Love, about fundamentalist polygamists in Utah. Devout Christian characters have shown up in ensembles from TNT's Wanted to CBS's Threshold. On FX's Rescue Me, Denis Leary's self-destructive firefighter has recurrent talks with--Zeitgeist alert!--Jesus. "I don't know who his agent is," says Rescue Me co-creator Peter Tolan, "but he's cleaning up this year...