Word: prudently
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HOLLIDAY All of a sudden the debate is back on the table. We need to start taking prudent steps. We need to be planning an energy policy that leads us to a very different energy mix 50 years from now. It needs to be a well laid out plan phased in over several decades, as opposed to doing a crash plan in one week...
...good. In April of this year, rumors swirled around its supposed rejection by the Cannes Film Festival selection committee. Speculation over its failure to be shown in competition ranged from the jury’s personal distaste for Ang Lee to its perception of the film as overly prudent. But “Mountain” made a huge splash in at the Venice Film Festival, where it snared the festival’s top prize, the Golden Lion. Since then, the film has garnered fervent praise from critics around the country, placing it squarely in the eyesight...
...should also be a leader when it comes to other services.”Wrinn called Harvard’s wages competitive, saying they are “in the region of the market.”“In order to be fiscally prudent, you have to look at the market in being fair and equitable. At the same time, you have to be a good citizen to the community,” he explained. “It’s a balance.”Wrinn said that the University believes that factors beyond direct compensation...
...Despite the significant disappointment of going without a fall concert, the HCC did the most prudent thing on Tuesday night by canceling the show. Although going forward with Wyclef may have provided an opportunity for the HCC to save face, their decision to cancel dramatically limited the financial charges that would have been incurred. The HCC already will lose $30,000, a liability that could have reached as high as $65,000 if planning continued unabated. The money to finance this loss would have had to materialize from some annex of the Undergraduate Council’s (UC) budget, funds...
...even with only four days left before the show. “We were contractually obligated to spend between $80,000 and $100,000 [to put on the concert],” McCambridge said during yesterday’s meeting. “In my mind, the only financially prudent thing to do is to cancel the show.” The show’s cancellation prompted questions from the UC leadership about the role of the council in planning social events on campus. Both Glazer and UC Vice President Clay T. Capp ’06 vowed that...