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...Johnson to the new deanship could be a sign of the unfortunate but real necessity of Harvard's hiring more and more administrators who are primarily fund-raisers. Randomization, although an abhorrent prospect, could conceivably make four years at Harvard a more diverse experience for many students. And a harsher alcohol policy is a good idea in theory in order to stop students from hurting themselves and others...
Authorities in Peru take a far harsher view of Lori Berenson. They regard her as a dangerous radical who became closely involved with Marxist terrorists of the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement (MRTA)--hiding them in her home, stockpiling their weapons, helping them plan an attack on the Peruvian Congress. Convicted of treason last week in Lima after a perfunctory three-day trial by a closed military tribunal, Berenson was sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole...
Somehow Americans lost such protections in broadcast media, where coarse language is strictly regulated. The bill would hold expression on the Net to the same standards of purity, using far harsher criminal sanctions--including jail terms--to enforce them. Moreover, it would attempt to impose those standards on every human who communicates electronically, whether in Memphis or Mongolia. Sounds crazy, but it's true...
Bossert says some students' perception that the alcohol policy is suddenly harsher can be attributed to its more visible treatment by the College...
WHITE DRUGGIES Clinton continues policy of harsher sentences for crack users than for aficionados of powdered cocaine...