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...Haleys could have purchased a permit to park in the Harvard Business School parking lot in Allston much sooner, but they both work in the Quad, a half-hour walk from the B-school. Instead, they waited the year for their spot in the Harvard Press lot, a parking area one block from the Quad...
...Levin). The foolish sages, (or sage fools) persuade the poor man and his dreidel to travel the world for three years "and a Wednesday," hoping that his missionary trip will bring fame and recognition to their home town, Chelm. After much hemming and hawing, Shlemiel's wife and family permit him to set out on his journey, but the man never gets very far out of Chelm. On the first night he sets out, a rascal (Benjamin Evett) deceives him into going back towards his home town, in the process convincing him that there are two Chelms. Returning...
...holding workshops, but they know that education is not enough to solve the problem. "Vague know-when-to-say-when messages just don't mean a lot to students," says Erenberg. Administrators have become quicker to penalize campus groups that sponsor reckless parties. And more than 50 colleges now permit students to avoid temptation and rowdy behavior by living in alcohol-free dorms. "It's an effort to break into the campus alcohol culture and say it is possible to have a fulfilling college experience without drinking," says Alan Levy, a spokesman for the University of Michigan, where...
...world's largest mine producers, China and Russia, will not take part in the talks, and the U.S. is demanding that an exception be made to allow it to continue using mines on the border between North and South Korea. Also, the Pentagon wants a major exception that would permit the military to continue intermingling antipersonnel mines with antitank mines to prevent enemy troops from approaching and easily disabling the larger mines. Clinton's decision to join the Ottawa process came abruptly, less than a week after the Pentagon was patiently explaining that the U.S. wouldn't join because...
...critics fret that the law may permit churches to discriminate in hiring based on religion. Inevitably, that question and others will generate litigation. "The answers will be fact-bound," says University of Southern California law professor Erwin Chemerinsky. "But there are things these programs may do that courts will...