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...friends were all relieved when Fitzpatrick’s monthly cell phone bill arrived. Ninety minutes over his limit and a $150 tab put a damper on Fitzpatrick’s mid-class calls...
...prejudice is inevitable, or that because people have these automatic responses, they’re not responsible for those responses,” said Cunningham. “But this shows that although the responses exist, people do have the ability to control them. Perhaps our conscious attitudes can limit our personal responses...
...reverse this trend, more voices need to be heard. As in almost all aspects of free discourse and exchange, the way to limit the undue influence of one dominant group isn’t to try in vain to limit its free speech or innate bias, but to make sure that there is ample competition from other competing groups with their own biases...
...week and all. So this week I thought I would bring in some special guest writers -- publicists! With an eye towards a last minute entry in the "Softball Journalism of the Year" award, I contacted various publishers and asked them for a preview of their 2005 list (with a limit of five), including a one-sentence description. Release dates are given when they were provided. Edited for brevity and hyperbole, these listings do not constitute endorsement by TIME.comix. My crystal ball picks for what to watch for are marked with a double star...
This more nuanced and sensible travel policy is one that should adopted in Cambridge as well. While it may be tempting for the College to limit its liability by imposing overly broad restrictions, it is crucial not to send mixed messages about Harvard’s commitment to international experience. As the University strives to establish a presence in as many corners of the world as possible, it should not shut itself off to foreign locales unnecessarily...