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...grottier "unrated" version. (Wal-Mart won't sell R-rated movies to kids under 17, but it will sell unrated ones. Hostel was a No. 1 seller there.) Or they watch lurid clips on YouTube. You can whitewash the billboards, but you can't delete all the sources of input to a child's curious mind...
Despite advances in technology, typing may be the deciding success factor. The OQO2 differs from the FlipStart in featuring a slide-out keyboard rather than a traditional clamshell top that flips open for laptop-like input. "My mother forced me to take touch typing in high school, and I've always been glad for that," Allen says. He argues that the FlipStart's flat bottom lets users put it down to type comfortably...
...secure such input, Faust should institutionalize the voice of students through the appointment of an official, standing student advisory board. Such a body, comprised of diverse leaders from the student community would enable Faust to hear the voice of students on a regular basis and would increase the communication and understanding between the administration and students. Whether or not she chooses to appoint an official student advisory board for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) Dean Search may signal the type of leader she will be for undergraduates. We truly hope that she will take bold steps in this...
...might face. In an interview, Ryan cited the Allston expansion and the curricular review as two of the biggest issues facing the next FAS dean. Ryan said Faust had asked for suggestions of individual candidates in an earlier e-mail. Yesterday’s meeting was intended to solicit input prior to the submission of those suggestions, Ryan said. Administrators, including interim FAS Dean Jeremy R. Knowles, left the room during the discussion of the search. Before Faust’s arrival, the council hashed through proposed curricular review legislation, slated for introduction at the next full meeting...
...help ease the rise in vehicle and pedestrian traffic expected from Harvard’s expansion into Allston. John Cusack, a member of the Harvard-Allston Task Force, chaired last night’s meeting. He told residents that his goal was to get “as much input as possible from the people who will have to live with the long-term and short-term changes of the development.” “For the past 90 years, this area has been subjected to high-volume traffic, and we want to transform it into an area...