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...propose. It also presently represents underutilized land, with windowless athletic facilities and view-indifferent sports fields gracing prime riverfront real estate. Director of Athletics Robert L. Scalise, who is also a member of MPAC, said last week that the benefit of having undergraduate housing near the river could outweigh the cost of moving athletic facilities further inland. We feel that not only would those costs be vastly outweighed by the benefits of contiguous and proximate student housing, but also that locating undergraduate housing elsewhere for the athletic facilities sake, and at the cost of a contiguous, student-friendly...
...Director of Athletics Robert L. Scalise, who is also a member of the MPAC, said that the potential benefit of new athletic facilities and proximity to undergraduates might outweigh the cost of having some athletic facilities move farther away from the river...
Although there are as yet no long-term studies of children who have undergone the treatment, the benefits appear to greatly outweigh the risks. According to the CDC, antiretroviral-drug therapy can lead to premature birth or mitochondrial misfunction, a lethal defect, but such problems are extremely rare...
...thus become much cheaper to import oil than to manufacture synthetic fuels. And that has made projects like Great Plains losing propositions. Says Energy Secretary John Herrington: "Oil and natural-gas prices have simply not proved high enough to make the [Great Plains] project economical. On balance, the costs outweigh the benefits...
...nation’s leading critics of embryonic stem cell research plugged his position that the ethical issues raised by such research outweigh any potential medical advances at the Harvard Law School (HLS) Friday...