Word: linke
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...alternative to the campus daily. It’s way too tempting to set up blogs that do their own reporting. N: For 25 dollars a month, we can run a website that gets more traffic than 02138. 3.FM: On your website there is a link to the DC blog Wonkette, where they describe you as “Either for or against Ivys, we’re not sure.” So how about it? C: I mean, we quoted that for a reason. I think it’s because we ourselves haven’t really...
...five committees to address advising, alcohol and drug strategy, dining, house activities, and housing, Goldenberg said at Sunday’s meeting. But students who attended the meeting said that this structure would too closely mirror that of the CHL, and proposed making the task force a more informal link between undergraduates and administrators. Associate Dean of the College for Residential Life Suzy M. Nelson wrote in an e-mail Monday that the task force will help the CHL get more student input and “make the CHL meetings more meaningful...
...fund email account when the required emails are sent over lists.The UC should also list all party grants on its web site. Right now, a list of the recipients is sent to “uc-weekly,” an open list that can be joined from a link on their website. This is an improvement from last year, but parties are still under-advertised. Concerns have been expressed that this would allow non-Harvard students undue access to the party information, but the UC should be able to secure their web site by requiring...
...were less definitive. The results of the study also suggest that the development of HIV vaccines might have to take genetic differences into account. Altfeld and his colleagues at Harvard Medical School plan to complete a study involving at least 500 subjects in the future to further explore the link between HLA Class I molecules and HIV’s progression...
...Quadded isn’t so bad. Maybe this is the time to explain why fluid dynamics should be included in the Core. Possibly this is the key piece of evidence for understanding why the grass seems so much greener in Eliot. Perchance this can serve as the metaphoric link to arguing that, despite all the hours it spends debating, the Undergraduate Council doesn’t deal with crap. Or yet this could imply that the newly-installed green toilets have consequences of a darker color. (Sure, facilities maintenace says that it was only a clogged drain that caused...