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...meantime, Redline Textbooks is a welcome new addition to the textbook market. Cheaper, quicker and more convenient than The Coop—and all from a room in Currier—it makes one wonder why The Coop hasn??t followed suit in similar ways to cut down on costs for students. Hopefully, as more companies like Redline start up, seizing the advantage of arbitrage, publishing companies will be forced to lower prices to compete. When buying books this fall, students must remember that as a collective group, consumers do retain some power on their own to force...
...even with an eye to guidance, the HIO’s coverage of student concerns hasn??t been perfect—leading, in some cases, to further complications. Rowan W. Dorin ’07 realized shortly before coming to Cambridge that his visa forms lacked an important signature from the HIO. In the past, he said, the office had reported missing components of his applications significantly ahead of time. When Dorin reported the omission, the HIO told him that there was nothing he could do—except to plead for an exception with the customs officer...
...practice. Many of the council’s projects have the potential to break even but require a significant initial investment. The council becomes tempted to simply assume that it will recoup those costs by charging students for the services and in the mean time pretend the money hasn??t been spent. But this can be a very dangerous game—especially since it often involves covering losses with money pledged to student groups...
...this is good news for the Crimson, which hasn??t had any piece of an Ivy title since...
...Middlesex County, the usual practice is to charge everyone with first-degree murder—even if it’s manslaughter,” Mahoney said. “They’re trying to intimidate you to accept manslaughter. Pring-Wilson hasn??t been intimidated...