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Six votes are needed to approve zoning changes, seven if 20 percent of the property owners file an objection. Vellucci said he therefore doubted that the hotel proposal would pass the council.
So what if Harvard produces fewer profit-chewing physicians, some might charge, citing the classic occupation for science majors. That objection has some merit. Yet science concentrations also prepare research doctors, of whom we can never have enough. Science concentrations also make for more broadly informed politicians, lawyers and businessmen...
Another common objection is that higher wages mean that American firms will be less competitive in international markets. "America's competitive position could be jeopardized by the minimum wage bill," warns Richard Bernman, chairman of the Minimum Wage Coalition to Save Jobs, a collection of business groups opposed to the...
A headline in Wednesday's paper, "Fellow Alleges Error in K-School Report; Researcher: Objection Led to Dismissal," incorrectly identified an air pollution study.
AT a faculty meeting two weeks ago, Coolidge Professor of History David S. Landes presented an interesting and convincing objection to Harvard's plan to build a hotel on the Quincy Square spot currently occupied by the Gulf station. Landes asked why, when the University is having so much trouble...