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Conspicuously missing, however, was coverage of college coeds. But perhaps The New York Times was on to something when it left mention of America’s undergraduate population out of its spread. Could it be that, in the grand scheme of things, college relationships hardly matter anymore...
...says. “I was at a party with some Harvard guys, and when I said that I go to Lesley they said: ‘Where?’” The question is not uncommon to Lesley students. “Whenever we mention where we go to school, no one knows. Then you say that it’s right next to Harvard, and they say: ‘Oh,’” Wright continues...
...look at the National Organization of Women’s (NOW) website (now.org) could tell her that more than simply “creating support groups for one another,” today’s feminists are devoted to a range of causes that she conveniently forgot to mention in her article. These include equal pay for equal work (even today, a woman earns just 75 cents for every dollar earned by her male counterpart), a workplace free of sexual harassment, accessible birth control under insurance plans and full protection of women’s rights under...
...will, right? Considering that the Big Bug now seems to be swirling around New York with unsettling regularity - not to mention getting mailed there from New Jersey, where a good portion of the displaced financial community fled after the planes hit - the big-money investors took it pretty well. All this meant was that now no one would open the mail of staffer-drenched folks like Tom Brokaw and Pataki - financial types do it all by computer anyway - and it?s not as if the Post Office was ever a good investment...
...even though the sky was picture-perfect blue last Friday, the outlook for a few of Summers’ proposals is decidedly cloudy. Expansion into Allston still has hurdles to overcome both with local residents and Harvard’s own faculties, and Summers’ failure even to mention the city in which he delivered the address may have complicated already-tense relations with Cambridge. Near the beginning of the speech, Summers commented how “great universities like this one have become more worldly in recent years.” Summers is a worldly man himself...