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Another problem with Lewis' published outline is that the policy makes it safer as College disciplinary action to drink at dangerous levels and incur hospitalization rather than be caught by a College official after just one beer. Lewis reminds us, "Student medical records are confidential. Students will not be subject to College discipline for violation of alcohol policy as a result of seeking medical care for intoxication." On the other hand, Lewis notes that underage drinkers who are caught will be subject to discipline by the Administrative Board. Some students prone to adverse-behavior might choose to drink dangerous levels...
...unfortunate that the house masters do not recognize that the potential benefits of all-house access far outweigh any disadvantages we may incur therefrom. Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68 should encourage the house masters to reconsider their ill-considered "no," and try to push through all-house key card access by the end of the semester...
...enough revenue and at the same time raised the level of discontent. On Oct. 29, in an effort to appease the imf, Bhutto gave up the finance portfolio she had held since retaking the government in 1993. "The debt servicing is breaking our backs--debt that I didn't incur," she told TIME in September. "But as Prime Minister, I have to pay it back...
...Ladd says an academic institution might incur a high deficit if it is "making investments to increase revenues in the future...
...more than $300 annually. Close scrutiny of new offers can also pay off. Last week Aaron Levin, who owns an independent long-distance company in Castle Rock, Colorado, tore up an application for a $25,000 line of credit with no annual fee when he saw that he would incur an immediate finance charge each time he used the card. "It's frankly a rip-off," Levin says. "It's packaged for someone who needs to make a big purchase and doesn't know where else to find the money...