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...Awareness weeks are here to stay and growing more numerous by the hour. Last week’s plethora of awareness subjects was only the beginning. This week we have pharmacies, sleep, and disabilities to consider. Indeed, awareness weeks usually have the unfortunate effect of making me worry about all the other things of which I may be unaware. When a cursory search of Facebook revealed over 500 separate awareness events in the coming week alone, I was reduced to a quivering wreck. I had no idea about Canadian Landmines or International Plankton. Ignorance had been bliss. Awareness was torment...
...depending upon the severity of exposure, said Pasquarello. Jail time is also a possibility, and the offender’s criminal record can add to a potential sentence, Pasquarello added. Pasquarello said students should be constantly aware of their surroundings—especially since the incident occurred at an hour typically deemed safe. If approached by a stranger, said Pasquarello, one should try to keep the suspect in sight and call the police as soon as possible. “Try to find where the person is, but don’t approach them,” Pasquarello said...
...aficionado, having recorded what he said he thinks is likely one of the top ten scores of all time in the latter game—though he said he does not play as frequently now because it would be a “three-hour process.” Grosslight initially matriculated at Northwestern University, where he and his friends had “algebra parties” on weekends. He eventually transferred to and graduated from Stanford University. After a year at Berkeley studying history as a graduate student, he came to Harvard’s History of Science...
...Hampshire debate, Senator Clinton reminded America of the dangers of voting for the candidate with whom they would most like to “have a beer.” But the magical quality of Obama’s oratory can hardly be sidelined to that of a happy hour playmate. Any diligent junior high civics student can tell you that the executive is constitutionally the weakest branch of government. But a rhetorically adept president can leverage public support to drive through groundbreaking bills that are too risky for individual legislators to try and pass on their own. In this...
...will increase its presence in the area. They also advise that residents not allow strangers to “piggyback” on access cards and keep doors locked at all times. To increase security outside of the Yard, the College’s 12 upperclass Houses hired 24-hour security guards at the beginning of the semester after an undergraduate was caught producing counterfeit Harvard IDs. Thayer resident Oliver D. Strand ’11 said that the robbery did not make him feel unsafe in the dorm. “Everyone who I’ve encountered...