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...support collective bargaining and other activities central to its purpose and many universities see the existence of a well-used forum of student debate as central to their academic mission. As Justices David H. Souter '61 and Stephen G. Breyer observed during the oral arguments, a university supporting multiple--often contradictory--messages may not fall under the same scrutiny as a union supporting a particular candidate...
...path to these types of careers is often a very tricky path for people of color," she says. "Some people get catapulted into these positions before they are ready. Some are overlooked when they are ready...
...America is a democratic experiment often unwilling to acknowledge its dark side," said West, who is Alphonse Fletcher Jr.University Professor of African-American Studies. "The future depends on our ability to candidly confront social problems of poverty and low quality of life...
...sorts through cheery racks of Harvard t-shirts, socks and caps, David Sullivan, general manager of the Coop, often ponders the path his Crimson-colored stock took before it reached the store...
...they have a right to recoup. On the other hand, it's galling to consumers to be charged every time they use a machine." It doesn't help that consumers are not in a particularly forgiving mood when it comes to financial institutions, which are imposing cutbacks on service, often forbidding customers from speaking with tellers. "People don't like banks in the first place," says Greenwald. And debate over exorbitant ATM fees isn't likely to gain them any new fans...