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...Myers:I'm plenty willing to give George Bush credit for appointing women. Karen Hughes, Condoleeza Rice, Dana Perino...I applaud the president for that, and I'm not quick to applaud him on a lot of fronts. I'm not sure Hillary's argument had great legs anyway. More women is good for women, whether it's Republican or Democratic, not because it makes political sense, but because it makes government better. You shudder to think what his government would have looked like without women...
...California, people will be on their own--in the preindustrial sense--for three to five days: no electricity, gas, running water or phone service. Everyone will be a volunteer, which will be a euphemism for survivor. "The first person who is going to help you is your neighbor," says Karen Baker, California's new secretary of service and volunteering. "So we want your neighbor to know...
...Harvard students continue to find themselves faced with recurring pasta dishes and roast chicken for nights on end, students and representatives from other universities said that their dining services are handling the increase in world food prices differently. Karen J. Dougherty, director of communications for Yale University Dining Services, said Yale’s food vendors are indeed raising their prices for the university. But high prices, she said, have not significantly changed dining at Yale. “We’re not eliminating from the menu,” Dougherty said. Yale junior Charlie C. Milner said...
Allegra E. C. Fisher ’08, a Crimson editorial editor, is a special concentrator in ecology and development in Leverett House. Mitchell C. Hunter ’08-’09 is a government concentrator in Pforzheimer House. He is the historian of the EAC. Karen A. McKinnon ’10 is an earth and planetary science concentrator in Currier House. She is the treasurer...
...Climate neutrality] is a defining issue,” said Karen A. McKinnon ’10, while handing out the “We Need a Date!” fliers. “We students want Harvard to stand up and be a leader...