Word: maile
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Aaron D. Bartley, a member of the PSLM in his second year at Harvard Law School, agreed with the figures UNICCO gave but said in an e-mail "They failed to mention that almost all their workers are part-time (not by choice), that part-timers don't have health benefits." He also said that UNICCO workers have told him that they don't take vacations because they are scared they'll lose their jobs. These employees in forced part-time status not only do not receive a living wage but also have no way to express their grievances without...
Over the past week, many of Harvard's students have received fancy packets in the mail, bombarding them with the many resources Harvard College Library (HCL) has to offer. Haven't found the package in your box? No fear--University mail seems to be torn about whether to shove it in the mailbox or tag it a package slip, and the mail center's dilemma has led to a delay for some...
...folks print you a copy. It will not be in color and won't look very good. To get a copy of your picture, bring a high-density diskette (PC-formatted, unformatted, or PC-formatted Zip disk) to the ID office, or call and ask them to e-mail it to you as a MIME attachment. For more information, see the ID web page at www.huid.harvard.edu...
Still, this room remains the chief source of cheese for virtually every restaurant in Boston, as well as restaurants all over the country, particularly in New York and San Francisco. In addition, the store has just begun a burgeoning mail-order business...
Hachikian and Neumann are also encouraging volunteers to wear Safetywalk T-shirts. In the past week they plastered the Yard with posters and circulated an e-mail informing students of the service...