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...April, for instance, Harvard sponsored a first-year-Faculty dinner in Annenberg. Excited first-years asked their favorite teaching fellows and professors to join them for a bit of the Berg’s famous fare. Inevitably, a few were turned down, but the dining hall still reached fire-hazard capacity. It was a joy to see Annenberg full of so many young and old smiling faces. Similar student-faculty dinners are held on a biannual basis in the houses...
...costs, although with this magical machine we can temporarily do without them. There might be unequal information, where we send more and dirtier grime than they were expecting, but presumably Los Angeles would be required by contract to be up-front. There might be a “moral hazard,” in which Angelenos will litter more, knowing that their actions will have less effect; but the same could occur after more frequent street sweeping. And there might be agent problems, in which the Calcutta government might negotiate in its own best interests and not those...
...Risk Analysis (HCRA) a few weeks ago, he was looking for an impartial opinion of a recently released government report on human exposure to certain toxins. His story quoted the HCRA's spokesperson, David Ropeik, who said the study showed only the presence of toxins but not an actual hazard...
...constantly. The marriage does produce Kristina Sunshine Jung (Emma Roberts), the daughter who gives Jung meaning in his life. Jung’s love for his daughter provides a note of poignancy in the later arrests in the movie: Whereas previously jail seemed more an inconvenience or an occupational hazard, the enforced separation from Kristina is truly painful...
...markets are crying out for leadership, and with Tuesday's cut Greenspan stated with some plainness that he will not be providing any. There is high-minded talk of the "moral hazard" - certainly the Fed cannot come to the rescue every time the investing mob makes a bad group bet - and lower talk about A Man and His Ego. Perhaps he is prodding George W. Bush to put his tax cut where his mouth is when it comes to stimulating the "sputtering" economy the President talks so much about...