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Unlike future students—who have gone so far as to storm University Hall in two later clashes over the administration’s policies??several other members of the class of 1960 all said that they were oblivious or indifferent to the University’s authority over the housing system, a significant feature of student life...
Harvard’s library system—with its 73 separate libraries, “labyrinthine” administrative structure, and redundant collection policies??is in the midst of an internal overhaul. A Task Force was convened last spring to examine the library system and released a report in November outlining a series of suggestions to help equip the library system for the 21st century...
Noah E. Lewis—a staff attorney for the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund who has been deliberating with UHS and the insurance company on the inclusion of transgender surgeries in Harvard policies??says that the previous exclusion meant that only the most economically privileged people could access these treatments...
Under the Fed’s new regulations, companies must now make debit-card policies??especially fees—explicitly clear through frequent notices to customers, without whose permission overdraft charges can no longer be issued. While these notices have yet to circulate, they are thankfully required to be lucid, clear, and forthcoming with the full extent of policies regarding fees. We hope that these new measures will have their desired effect and reduce the exploitation so common under previous card-company policies...
...first-years—members of the American Medical Students Association, a national group that has made waves by rating medical school conflict of interest policies??alleged that a board position held by Professor Paul G. G. Richardson raised concerns because a drug marketed by that company was discussed in class...