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...celebration ends with several events at Hillel. In place of the usual dining services fare, Hillel will feature an Israeli falafel stand in its dining hall, complete with "Israeli style condiments and students serving food in Israeli manner," according to Lebwohl...
...governmental organizations as determined by Harvard University and licensee, to minimize the negative impact on any child released from employment as a result of the enforcement of this Code." This provision shows that the Code is in fact accounting for concerns such as the ones Ahsan expresses, in a manner more feasible than his own suggestions. We once again urge members of the Harvard community to support the swift adoption of a strong Code of Conduct. DANIEL M. HENNEFELD '99 April...
...leader of the Knights Templar who was crucified before being executed. But he also keeps an eye on the basics. What does he feel he can say unequivocally about the shroud? "Based on medical evidence and other information, the image seems to be someone crucified in the manner of Christ." As opposed, he means, to the manner in which the Crucifixion has traditionally been depicted in Western art. "The nail wounds in the hands go through the wrists, not the palms," consistent with what little we now know about the gory practice in the Roman Empire of the 1st century...
...couple gets along charmingly well--until Lidie discovers that one of their trunks is filled with guns that Thomas is bringing to his friends and fellow abolitionists. Suddenly, she finds herself faced with her first doubts about the match. But she handles them in a typical Lidieesque, no-nonsense manner. "It's a fact that no bride knows what layers are in her groom," she debates to herself, "[and] that every wedding is a lottery, too. All weddings are alike in that. But it was also true that...I'd seen what I wanted to see in Mr. Thomas Newton...
...champion extraordinaire of women, labor, blacks and any other underdog society could muster; in New York City. With the slogan "This woman's place is in the House--the House of Representatives," she won a seat in Congress in 1970 and bowled over Washington with her in-your-face manner and her raspy voice for reform. Abzug's signature hats were as wide and as colorful as her crotchety chutzpah...