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...since March, when he declared that the Kyoto agreement on climate change was dead. The Administration, otherwise disciplined and well scripted in its first few months, has been left dazed and confused by the outcry at home and especially abroad. It tried to recover its footing by touting a myriad of other worthy environmental initiatives. But the problem hasn't gone away. The President needs to come up with his own "Son of Kyoto...
Fourth, recent coverage disputes with a myriad of interest groups—the Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender and Supporters Alliance, the Asian American Association, the Black Students Association—and several historical incidents of questionable editorial decisions have become the stuff of institutional memories for both sides. Crimson editors sometimes fail to acknowledge that the past has psychological resonance, and campus interest groups sometimes feel the need to revisit single incidents for their own political purposes...
...Phelan’s dismissal came after a myriad of informal complaints to FAS Personnel services from the VES department’s support staff, who say that some faculty called students and staff obscene names, hired them to run personal chores and errands, and publicly criticized them for their perceived personal and professional failings, which they say one faculty member meticulously recorded. Phelan, who lives in New York City and was only at VES’ Carpenter Center a few days a week, was criticized for her absenteeism and dismissive administrative style...
...STREETWISE Jogging: Vidy Park. A myriad of paths along the lake and through the vast park are popular with runners. But beware of considerable bicycle and rollerblade traffic...
...addition to trying to talk out the situation, administrators have a myriad of options-ranging from letting the protesters stay in Mass. Hall until the summer to sending the police in and arresting everyone, as the University did back...