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...simply padlocked Mass. Hall and refused to reveal the combination, the protest would lack much of its moral force; occupation would be too easy, and the depth of feeling that protest serves to demonstrate would be lost. That doesn’t mean the protesters must go on hunger strikes or try self-immolation, but it does mean that they will be taken more seriously by students and administrators if their requests for academic protection are based on principled argument rather than raw self-interest...
However, over the last several years dialogue has led, at least in the protestors’ eyes, to nothing. The more radical actions of students like those at Berkeley, however, have reaped large rewards. In the spring of 1999 Berkeley students staged an eight-day hunger strike in which 100 people were arrested in order to save their ethnic studies department. The costs were high—five students were put on trial for their activities during the strike—but their demands were...
Comparing apples to oranges and drawing conclusions with no real consequences is one of the great things about being a sports fan. (Look, it's not like the Bob 'N Weave ever contributed to the end of world hunger...
...trackball (or "gunk collector") and the cord (too long or too short yet always in the way). The solution? Logitech's Cordless MouseMan Optical ($75), on sale at logitech.com Having traded in the trackball for an optical sensor, this wireless bionic wonder has only one flaw: an insatiable hunger for AA batteries...
Students plagued by late-night hunger can no longer count on the Kozmo.com couriers to be their knights in orange plastic armor...