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...Crimson forced a split of the Saturday doubleheader with a late surge and narrow escape in the see-saw nightcap...
...could disintegrate over economic policy, with the coalition partners divided between market-oriented reformers and those on the far left who want to redistribute income and return to more of a state-run economy. And so while the former economics professor begins to crunch the hard numbers of a narrow victory, the larger-than-life figure on the world stage will have to give up the privileges and prestige that came with being Prime Minister, heavy lifting...
...Fulham. Cost: $2.60. Journey time: about 60 min. Paris: The No. 69 bus takes you along the Seine from the Eiffel Tower to the historic Marais district. After sampling the sights of the Boulevard St. Germain, one of the world's most elegant shopping streets, enjoy the Marais' narrow streets and renovated mansions, much in vogue now among the Parisian in crowd. In the Rue des Rosiers, sample some of the capital's best Jewish food. Cost: $1.70. Journey time: about 30 min. Rome: Take Linea 3 (normally a tram route but partially serviced by a bus until the fall...
...science. To Gift proponents, these stances seem petty and shallow. Seniors (and alums) should not give to Harvard blindly. But neither should they let the bad overshadow the good. Whether Harvard has a student center or not does not affect the fundamentally positive things that Harvard accomplishes. Enforcing narrow administrative or academic accountability by rejecting the Senior Gift makes as much sense as refusing to pay for your parents’ retirement home because they wouldn’t let you see R-rated movies when you were in high school.Finally, a great many seniors waver on Senior Gift simply...
...themselves but the perspective we gain from them (with multidisciplinary exposure simply meaning broader perspective), and so, under the old structure, joint concentrators were forced to make connections between their interests. Now, by shifting the emphasis from gaining perspective to gaining compartmentalized sets of knowledge, secondary fields will narrow a student’s intellect, not broaden it. SARITHA KOMATIREDDY ’05 Washington, D.C. April 6, 2006 The writer was a Crimson editorial editor...