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...order to renovate the storefronts, HRES first had to apply to the Cambridge Historical Commission, according to the Undergraduate Council Liaison to the City of Cambridge Jeffrey Kwong...
...prohibiting this cruel practice. Far from being frivolous, Chicago's law codifies the humane values that we as a society purport to believe in. Gene Bauston President, Farm Sanctuary Watkins Glen, New York, U.S. Pluto Farewell Being a big fan of lighthearted commentary, I took great pleasure in reading Jeffrey Kluger's Essay "Get Pluto out of Here!" [Aug. 28]. It has been quite a while since something as serious as the size of our solar system brought a smile to my face. His Essay was a wonderfully simple explanation of the problem surrounding Pluto's definition as the ninth...
...might imagine, none of that sits particularly well with the G.O.P. establishment back home. "To say that Lindsey Graham has been a disappointment to the conservatives who were the heart and soul of his campaign would be an understatement," Republican political consultant Jeffrey Sewell wrote last week in the State, one of South Carolina's largest newspapers. "Unfortunately, our senior Senator has moved from disappointing to downright dangerous." Some Republicans are encouraging wealthy shopping-center developer Thomas Ravenel to take Graham on in the 2008 G.O.P. primary and have circulated an online petition to draft him. Ravenel--who has called...
...problem except for his insistence on writing lecture notes on the fly on his tablet PC, which he projects on the screen. For extra fun, ask Sanes to pronounce the name of "Rita Levi-Montalcini," a famous Italian neurobiologist. You won't be disappointed, believe us. Professor Jeffrey Lichtman, who has a somewhat strange fetish for powerful microscopes, is perhaps the better lecturer of the two (though his sense of humor might leave some scratching their heads.) Both are receptive to questions, even in mid-lecture, and clearly put effort into their lessons...
...It’s the kind of class that people say is both the best and hardest they’ve taken at Harvard. Matthew Boyle offers a less daunting but less interesting introductory course, Phil 3, “Introduction to the Problems of Philosophy.” Jeffrey K. McDonough rounds out the department’s trio of introductory classes with his new Phil 19, “Introduction to Philosophy of Religion,” notable for its lofty yet intriguing promise to explore the “tenability of miracles” and other aspects...