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...only content isn’t new to the commercial journalism scene: the majority of the articles in the Wall Street Journal (ironically, pretty much everything save the opinion columns, which are available for free at opinionjournal.com) have been behind closed doors for some time, an endeavor which has proven quite profitable for the paper—as of this past spring, in fact, more profitable than the ‘paper’ paper itself...
Past timetables for the campaign, once set to launch publicly in 2006 or 2007, have proven overly optimistic. In an interview yesterday, Rapier said that a 2007 launch was “not likely,” pointing instead to 2008 or beyond...
...claim that it needs nuclear power just doesn’t make sense. The nation is swimming in fossil fuels: Iran is the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries’s second largest oil producer (it holds ten percent of the world’s proven oil reserves) and the world’s second largest natural gas reserve. Yet Iran has extremely limited deposits of uranium—producing energy via nuclear means makes far less financial sense than producing it by conventional means...
...proven so challenging for graduate students at Harvard to access affordable dental care? Comprehensive dental insurance is expensive. Although you may know people who have “cheap” dental insurance premiums, up to 70 percent of their dental premium is likely paid directly by their employer as an employee benefit. However, nearly 40 percent of Americans are not offered dental coverage by their employer; therefore, a large percentage of Harvard undergraduates and their parents lack dental insurance. To compound problems for graduate students, most individuals over the age of 25 are no longer eligible for coverage under...
This is entirely understandable: last season was remarkable, and who can begrudge savoring it? It’s still early, and with so much to yet to be proven it’s easier to look back than project forward...