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...would just like to know what these things are,” Lindaman said yesterday. Residents have also asked Harvard to use low-sulfur fuel in the trucks and on-site vehicles at the project. In October, a state law will go into effect requiring the University to implement environmentally-friendly diesel fuel, already in use in Harvard’s shuttle system and the city’s buses. The University says that complicated logistics—like the paucity of gas stations that sell the low sulfur fuel—make the diesel swap infeasible...
...order to prevent the mistake from reoccurring, the statement read, “we will also implement a process to allow answer sheets to have more time to acclimate to our scanning operations...
Whether Bok can implement his own suggestions at Harvard is yet to be seen. It is one thing to put ideas in a book—but quite another to put those ideas into action in the unwieldy environment of the modern university...
...said freshman life could improve if aspects of the Prefect Program are maintained within the new advising system.He added that the Prefect Program currently does not have substantial institutional support from the College. “I am hopeful that the new advising system the College is to implement will receive more funding, more training, and greater support,” Chadbourne said.This year, 158 upperclassmen are assigned to freshmen entryways as prefects.The program is currently administered by the Freshman Dean’s Office. The Curricular Review’s Report on Advising and Counseling, released in December, calls...
...merger outright, Weale recommends capping large firms' share of domestic or regional markets, encouraging them to recover that lost market share in a neighboring member state. Brussels, though, might be hard pushed to enforce the measure. And such a change, if it came at all, would take years to implement. The big players will not remain idle, because mergers add to their profits. "These energy companies are already big enough to be efficient," says Alfredo Pastor, professor of economics at the University of Navarre's International Graduate School of Business in Spain. "What each wants now is to control other...