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If�global�warming�is�real,�experts have been saying for decades, then basic climate science dictates that it should show up earliest and proceed most rapidly in the Arctic. But even the experts were stunned at the results of a study released last week. After four years of intensive research by more than 250 scientists, a prestigious multinational body called the Arctic Council reported that the region has warmed twice as fast as the rest of the globe over the past 50 years. Arctic Ocean ice has shrunk by as much as 20%, snow cover has diminished on land...
...think the University has to proceed with great care essentially in order to ensure that the current mission of the University isn’t put into jeopardy by the fiscal demands of the ‘Harvard of the future’ we’re building [in Allston],” said Classics Department Chair Richard F. Thomas...
...problem for Harvard is that, though it may have protected itself from litigation, it has done little for student welfare. Students still arrive at this school without having ever escaped parental control and proceed to go crazy in quite self-destructive ways. Coming from a country (Australia) where the drinking age is 18, this is quite bizarre for me—generally people have worked out that drinking until you’re sick is not fun by the age of eighteen and do not associate binge drinking with tertiary education. The behavior of people arriving at Harvard can generally...
...SWAT the Fly” campaign after the club’s leader, Lisa J. Schkolnick ’88, filed a complaint against The Fly with the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination. The complaint was dismissed in 1990 when the commission failed to find jurisdictional justification to proceed. Then-President of the Fly Andrew M. Cameron ’91 told The Crimson following the verdict, “The issue of allowing women in is for the members to decide, undergraduates and graduates. Changes will not be done from the outside...
...prospects of a broader Camp David?style deal seem remote. But Europe would like Bush to throw himself into the treacherous waters of peacemaking - and he just may do so. IRAN Despite Western jitters about Iran getting nukes, there's a strong consensus in Tehran to proceed with nuclear enrichment; the Iranians say it's for peaceful purposes, but the Americans and Europeans worry that the material could be used to develop a bomb. European diplomats have been angered by evidence of Iranian nuclear cheating after previous deals, and Bush aides have been waiting for the election to step...