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...course there is a limit to this reticence towards change, especially when the alterations affect students’ day-to-day lives. As Wisse oddly attests, much of the student body strongly supported Summers throughout his saga even though he endeavored to shake up the entire University. Nevertheless, even in this situation, the changes supported by students were measured and gradual; Summers’ initiatives, such as the new Curricular Review and Allston planning, were long-term and much-debated transformations, not quick or erratic fixes...
...that appear typically “L.A.”; people are frequent subject matter, but so are architectural terraces and geometrically rendered, perfectly landscaped backyard pools. “David Hockney Portraits” is the first exhibit dedicated expressly to Hockney’s work on people.This limit feels anything but confining. It gives balance and unity to the collection of paintings, prints, video stills, photograph montages, ink outlines, pencil sketches, and crayon drawings from each of the last six decades, including the current one––a bounding diversity that might have felt cumbersome...
...realize that, in fact, college did not make me any cooler.” Some students also worry that their younger siblings will now be able to view pictures of them playing drinking games or engaging in other nefarious behavior. “Regarding privacy concerns, users can now limit certain parts of their profiles so that they are inaccessible to certain users,” Facebook.com spokesman Chris R. Hughes ’06 wrote in an e-mail. “If you’re a college student and you don’t want your sister...
...woman and her doctor as to how to best terminate an unwanted pregnancy. Considering the fact that there are laws restricting how much pain butchers (for lack of a better word for people who work in slaughterhouses) are allowed to subject animals to, there should be a legal limit to how much pain a doctor is allowed to inflict on a fetus. Section 2 of the Humane Slaughter Act, used to protect animals, states that a method of slaughter is deemed legally humane only if “all animals are rendered insensible to pain by a single blow...
...think the [Penn-Princeton trip] requires more stamina, certainly on the back-end tonight than we were able to put in,” Harvard coach Frank Sullivan said. “This is one of those classic [games] where Princeton knows that you were tested to your limit on Friday night and come in on Saturday and try to spread...