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...letter to the foundation protesting thedecision, HRAACF executive team members Abigail L.Hing '99 and Jeffrey R. Gu '99 said "body worship"is "one example of the ethnic contributions AsianAmericans bring to the Western tradition...
...goal of yesterday's 50 PSLM marchers was simple: to meet President Neil L. Rudenstine in his Mass. Hall office and present him with a signed letter of protest and a large fake check for eight cents, the amount a worker in the Dominican Republic earns for every Harvard cap produced...
Daniel M. Hennefeld '99, organizer of the rally for PSLM, presented the letter to Vitale, who promised to deliver it to Rudenstine. The large check was later presented to Allan M. Ryan, Jr., a University lawyer who has been meeting with PSLM and administrators on this Crimson Jonathan P. Williams LOCKED OUT:Members of the Progressive Student Labor Movement protest Harvard's labor policies outside Mass. Hall yesterday. issue since last spring...
...Kofi Annan sent Ghaddafi a letter Wednesday affirming that prosecutors would not set out to undermine or implicate the Libyan government, ostensibly clearing the last stumbling block to a trial. "Of course, the evidence could still implicate Libya," says Dowell. "It's unlikely that the two mid-level Libyan agents charged for the bombing acted alone -- it's been Ghaddafi's fear of being implicated that's kept them out of court so far." And given the Libyan leader's record, all bets are off until the accused are actually in the dock...
...writer is snobbish," says Jonathan Bate, author of The Genius of Shakespeare. Bate points out that Shakespeare, as the son of a local merchant and town official, would almost certainly have attended the Stratford Free School. And Elizabethan grammar schools offered a formidable education in Latin, including oratory and letter writing in the style of characters from classical myth and history. Students also had to be able to expand and embellish on existing literary works, much as Shakespeare did with Henry V and Julius Caesar. People shouldn't be surprised that a commoner should write so knowingly of the nobility...