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...cannot continue to pour money into a school system that is hemorrhaging students. It’s not going to happen,” said Councillor Craig A. Kelley. “This isn??t a blank check...
...apparent that the roadblock to change isn??t economic; if anything, the companies that have begun to change their work climate recognize the advantage in making use of the forty-six percent of the workforce who are women. Rather, as tends to be the case, a cultural stagnancy with a long legacy is to blame. As late as 1971, Richard Nixon vetoed a bill to create a national child-care system, deeming it a threat to the American family...
...trying to weave a narrative for its shining new campus: it wants to tell the world that the inegalitarian and stuffy old New England college of the past is being overtaken by the open and cosmopolitan university of the future. It wants to show the world that Harvard isn??t all pedigree, but promise and progress as well. Yet it cannot successfully burst into the 21st century by denying its heritage and aesthetic. An intrinsic part of Harvard’s allure is its unique character, its singularly American mix of neo-Georgian, neo-Classical, and colonial architecture...
...regrets. “There were days during my first semester when I didn’t feel happy but all freshmen have difficulties at first,” says Shortill. In the end, both Nurse and Shortill say the education is what makes theextension school worth it. Nurse isn??t worried about how others will perceive her bachelor of liberal arts in extension studies from Harvard University when it comes time for her to apply to jobs or law school.“I don’t know if saying I go to the Harvard Extension...
...thirds of all UC members cast ballots, And since there are 51 members of the council, Greenfield’s legislation “failed to achieve the necessary threshold for passage,” according to Haddock’s e-mail.Since Greenfield’s amendment isn??t binding, it appears that, under the UC constitution, the bylaws can still be changed by simple majority vote. And the reform of the nondiscrimination provision would have passed that threshold.When Haddock ruled Monday that the Student Group Non-Discrimination Act would require a two-thirds, rather than simple, majority...