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...seems our social life charges admission, literally. And so, still, does academic life, even for those on full financial aid: The lowest income students are required to work constantly to meet Harvard’s $3,500 “self-help” expectation or face down insurmountable debt after they graduate. Not a pretty picture...
...billion Amount Indonesia spent on subsidies last year?almost a third of total government spending?to keep the country's fuel prices among the lowest in the world...
...coursepack to cost $50. The Coop ended up selling it for $80. Every Harvard student is familiar with the endless litany of professorial rage directed at the Coop’s prices at the beginning of every semester. Some of it is undeserved. For instance, the Coop makes its lowest margins on textbooks, according to Coop President Jerry P. Murphy ’73, and unforeseen costs can crop up at the last minute. All of this is not to say that the Coop isn’t the best choice for distributing some coursepacks. With its central location...
Last night’s event in Harvard Hall, which was attended by about 40 people, brought attention to the financial troubles and working conditions of the University’s lowest paid workers...
...hate the Left Party, an amalgamation of renegade Social Democrats and ex-Communists rooted in the former East Germany. Otherwise, the moral of this tale is a bleak one. Like France and Italy, Germany cries out for change after a ten-year structural slump. Its growth rate is the lowest in Europe, its unemployment stands at 12%, and its budget deficit at 4%. And the voice of the people has just proclaimed: That's just fine with us. Or more accurately: While we understand the need for belt-tightening, let's start with the other guy first...