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Harvard randomized housing to integrate students in the hope that if students were made to live together, they could learn more from one another than they do in classes and in extracurricular clubs. I hate to sound cynical, but it seems to me that, in randomizing the housing, Harvard hoped they could spread out the few minority students on campus to serve as educational representatives for the greater minority population...
Pressing the question further, O'Malley adds,"You know, I hate to be judgmental, but the peoplethat are the worst are not the old folks or theteenagers--although they usually can't drive wortha damn, and a teenager almost near killed meonce--but the most difficult people are the newyuppies," O'Malley says...
...have you? I have always thought that perhaps you are neither friend nor foe to humanity, something neither to hail nor to hate...
...effort to realize that goal, Socarides said the Departments of Justice and Education have recently initiated the production of a manual on prevention of hate crimes. The centers for Disease Control and Prevention have also conducted a study about gay youths as risk...
...fact, in the eyes of some digital-cash Pollyannas, one of the great things about traceable, bit-based cash is that it will do away with whole categories of cash-based crime. "Paper money is, I hate to say it, the root of all evil," says DigiCash founder Chaum, who argues that the traceability of electronic cash will mean the end of some types of crime. "What kidnapper would take a ransom payment by check? Once you build the infrastructure for electronic cash, the incremental cost of replacing paper money is small. And the social benefits could be amazing...