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...labels explaining where goods had been produced. In 2003, it outlawed the use of lead, mercury, and other metals in electronic products. E. Marla Felcher, an adjunct lecturer at the Kennedy School of Government consumer safety expert who attended the talk, said she thought the “fundamental problem?? was that since the 1970s, American toy makers have been able to choose when to disclose problems with their products. “What has changed in the last 6 years is that we’ve had weak regulation and the regulators who are supposed...
...objectives laid out? Why are random characteristics like the number of students in the class considered more important than whether a course’s themes and aims fit perfectly with the description of what a Historical Study-B course is?And as for the “problem?? created by a course’s being offered only once, if the Core Department were to do away with this arbitrary distinction and loosen its requirements, there would always be more courses in future semesters that a student could count. If he or she doesn?...
...many first downs, too.By any statistical measure, the Crimson defense played well enough to win in Saturday’s 20-13 loss to the Mountain Hawks, keeping the high-flying Lehigh offense out of the endzone all afternoon and only allowing two field goals. There was just one problem??the offense and the special teams each surrendered a touchdown.“It’s very surprising, that you win a football game and you don’t score an offensive touchdown, don’t convert a third down,” said Mountain...
...always like to reminisce about our AP Literature class and how much of a joke it was. It was our teacher’s first and last year in a public school, and she assigned too many books, which I suppose wasn’t really a problem??we didn’t read most of them. Ironically enough, the only one that I—one of just two black males in the class—ended up reading was Jewish author Bernard Malamud’s 1957 novel “The Assistant...
Julie A. Duncan ’09 is in Ecuador for the summer, and she confesses that missing the movie and book release posed “a serious problem?? to her summer plans. Apparently, Amazon doesn’t have much respect for Potter-ites overseas...