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...voyeuristic universe in which we are connected to everywhere in the world, able to observe or obtain almost anything without leaving the comfort of home. With the proliferation of pornography on the Internet, it seems that even relationships are being virtually imported behind the shield of the monitor screen...
...also support a commitment to the Workers’ Rights Consortium (WRC) to monitor the status of Harvard’s direct and subcontracted employees abroad. Harvard must shoulder the responsibility to monitor workplace standards for those outside U.S. borders who work on its behalf. We feel that the monitoring organization with which Harvard is currently affiliated, the Fair Labor Association, does not sufficiently protect these workers...
...existence of the Living Wage campaign proves that people in our generation do not care only about themselves. This is a heartening message, whether or not PSLM’s proposals are sound. It is essential that students constantly monitor the University to make sure that its actions are fair and just. But coercion is the wrong method for a campaign that is supposed to be about dialogue. Forcibly occupying Massachusetts Hall is not an effective way to protest economic inequality at the University. PSLM accuses Harvard of refusing to listen to its concerns, but it has not behaved...
...months. The heart of the political declaration will be a clause that makes future participation in the busy hemisphere round of ministerial conferences and trade negotiations dependent on staying part of the "democratic family" of nations. The plan will call for a permanent council of OAS member countries to monitor challenges to representative democracy around the continent, as well as concrete measures to improve the region's creaking infrastructure, such as upgrading transborder highways and developing an Internet link for doctors. These will cost money: Summit officials put the total at more than $100 million, which will have...
...alcohol-related accident or ailment and, if you're a woman, twice as likely to be raped. "If you had the same social indicators in some parts of mainland France, the bomb would already have gone off," says Thierry de la Grange, director of the Réunion Development Monitor, a consultancy based in the administrative capital of Saint Denis...