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Egan and Reardon's actions last spring shamed the University. They turned the Alumni Association, which ostensibly represents all Harvard alumni, into their own political party. And while HRAAA is by no means innocent, it was the Alumni Association that made the elections the most bitter in recent memory.
The non-ordered choice alternative and the present system let the students choose their own housing and still don't impede our ability to benefit from Harvard's diversity. If the housing lottery debate forced us to choose between the goals of diversity and student choice, we would be in...
The rules of the exhibition give players two hours to complete all of their own moves. Because Kasparov will be split between eight matches, he will have an average of only 15 minutes to devote to each match.
The question facing reproductive rights' activists is this: whether to stay at home and fight new restrictions in their own state legislative chambers or trek to Washington to sway a Supreme Court that hears three critical abortion rights cases this fall.
The Danehy method, however, may have a few problems of its own. As Councillor David E. Sullivan immediately commented, a federal criminal statute prohibits anyone but postal employees from placing any material in mailboxes.