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...very difficult to find a babysitter, [because] Harvard undergraduates are very busy," says Theresa M. Sull '84, who is married to Donald N. Sull '85 and is raising three children: Charlie, 5, Phillip, 3 and Elizabeth, 17 months. "Babysitting is a worthwhile activity, but it's not going to go on your resume...
...really surprised...[and] pissed off," said Phillip A. Goff '99, who said he often played his videotapes in the common room. "We were talking about getting cable, but now it's pretty much out of the question...
...agent Frederic Whitehurst. Judge Ito must decide if Whitehurst's allegations -- that another FBI agent who worked on the Simpson investigation gave false testimony to benefit the prosecution -- are relevant enough to be presented to the jury. Defense attorneys also hope to present potentially damaging evidence about Detective Phillip Vannatter. They claim Vannatter told a witness in another case that he believed Simpson to be a suspect even before police entered Simpson's estate the morning after the murders...
Still, social transparency has its virtues. The anthropologist Phillip Walker has studied the bones of more than 5,000 children from hundreds of preindustrial cultures, dating back to 4,000 B.C. He has yet to find the scattered bone bruises that are the skeletal hallmark of "battered-child syndrome." In some modern societies, Walker estimates, such bruises would be found on more than 1 in 20 children who die between the ages of one and four. Walker accounts for this contrast with several factors, including a grim reminder of Hobbesian barbarism: unwanted children in primitive societies were often killed...
...part of the Summer Science Program, sponsored by the Phillip Brooks House Association (PBHA). Seven undergraduates who participate in the term-time ExperiMentor Program are taking part of their summer to teach children participating in the PBHA summer camps about science...