Word: price
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...should remember that the price of fixing our neglect--of paying every worker at Harvard a living wage of at least $10--is about ten million dollars a year, hardly an insurmountable hurdle for our well-oiled fund raising machine. For many of us, this means the difference between salmon and chicken, open bar and cash bar, at alumni appreciation dinners. For workers, however, it might very well mean the difference between poverty and lives of genuine decency. Alumni ought to be mindful of this while celebrating our successes this weekend. More than that, however, we should seize this opportunity...
...dildo--not that I opposed to it or anything." For those who might want to give it a try, a standard issue silicon dildo will run you about $35, the larger sizes or uniquely decorative pieces can be a bit more expensive. But can you really put a price tag on being able to say "I masturbate with a silver glitter dildo...
...addition, UHS still charges students $77 for the meningitis vaccination. Although this price tag may seem steep, especially in comparison to UHS' free influenza shots, it is the Department of Public Health that provides the resources for flu shots, and they have not yet extended this support to meningitis shots. And because UHS officials say that the CDCP is reevaluating their recent immunization recommendation, monetary support from the federal government may be long in coming. Even so, UHS has discussed with College officials the availability of the vaccine. And, as with all of their services outside of the original health...
...measure did not pass unanimously. When it came up for a vote, some KSG students voiced concerns about the price of a living wage. Some students worried that Harvard would be forced to pass on the cost of a wage increase to students...
...Canada! Why are your prescription drug prices so low while ours remain so bloated? On Monday, President Clinton, contrasting domestic costs of medicines with those in Canada, ordered a federal study of prescription drug pricing. The study, slated to be completed in 90 days, is set to further ruffle the feathers of the already defensive drug industry and reignite the debate over possible Medicare drug price controls. In addition to his probe into drug costs, the President wants to make prescription coverage part of Medicare, and pharmaceutical companies, fearing for their profit margins, are resisting what they...