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...provide for the the needs of our poorest citizens. Despite outspending all its peers on health care per capita, the United States is one of the few industrialized countries in the world that does not have a health care solution for its neediest citizens. We hope that Massachusetts??€™ step in the direction of helping its poor is a harbinger of more to come. With our state leading the way, we would strongly welcome similar bills in other states of the Union and supportive action on a federal level, thus prescribing a much needed medicine for the inequalities...
...summer of 2000, Luny was earning $8 an hour as a chef at Salem Country Club, a world-class 18-hole course where Massachusetts??€™ well-to-do golfers have toted their clubs since 1925. One of his fellow cooks at the clubhouse was Raphael Brathwaite, who worked as a chef in Leverett House during the academic year...
...Massachusetts??€™ top court ruled Friday that Harvard’s police department is not required to release incident reports sought by The Crimson because it is a private police force...
...Massachusetts??€™ top court ruled today that Harvard’s police department does not have to release incident reports sought by The Crimson because it is a private police force...
...seniors received a much-awaited letter last month informing them of their election to the Harvard chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest undergraduate honors organization in the United States. James F. Coakley ’68—secretary of Harvard’s chapter, Alpha Iota of Massachusetts??€”said that there are three rounds of elections for each class. The first round occurs in the spring of junior year, the second one in the fall of senior year, and the last round during the spring of senior year. Within the Class of 2006, 24 Phi Beta...