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...five broad areas of inquiry it would create. Bass Professor of English and American Literature and Language Louis Menand, the other co-chair of the general education committee, characterized the overall faculty reception as positive. “There’s clarity and enthusiasm for this option,” Menand said of the subject-matter model. Simmons said she expected further discussion of that rationale between now and the presentation of a revised report at the Faculty’s next meeting on Dec. 12. “Coming out of the meeting, it seemed that the biggest...
...expressed concerns over transparency and unanswered questions, and has challenged Iran to do a lot more to reassure the world over its intentions, the IAEA says it has found no evidence that Tehran actually has a nuclear weapons program. So Moscow and Beijing are pushing back against the sanctions option and warning that it could ruin prospects for a negotiated solution...
...living in the Co-op was to discover whether he wanted live there for the following term, Edward Jou ’08 was simply looking for a cheaper housing alternative. This past summer, Jou opted for the Co-op over GSAS housing when he found that both options cost a similar amount, but the Co-op granted access to a kitchen and daily-cooked vegetarian dinners. Despite their differing initial reasons for choosing to live in Dudley, both came to appreciate the unique community and lifestyle of the Co-op. “It definitely turned out much better...
...Internal Medicine. “Breast cancers were self-reported and confirmed by review of pathologic reports,” the study said. A Harvard University Dining Services spokeswoman, Crista Martin, said that campus menus do not rely heavily on red meat. “Beef appears as an option 3 times in [the] 42 [entrees] over the coming week,” Martin said. According to Martin, HUDS receives nutrition information from the Department of Nutrition at the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH). “We use the tenets of Dr. Walter Willett’s Healthy...
...Iraq or stop providing support and weapons to insurgents and militias; declares that most fundamental goals in Iraq were achieved, but the hope of democracy in Iraq is in the balance and only the Iraqis can determine that outcome; reminds the U.N. that lack of support for the peaceful option - smart sanctions - was doomed to failure when they were undermined by many in the audience; implicitly threatens that if nations contribute to instability and violence in Iraq, they would be considered enemies of the U.S.; warns not to mistake U.S. withdrawal for defeat, stating that any nation that exports violence...