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As much as the Stanford coach hated the idea of a player missing a practice, let alone three months of the season, VanDerveer couldn't lose Folkl. The Stanford Coach had no choice, but to ask her sixth man to reconsider her decision. By Feb. 17, Folkl was back on...
He could not comment on whether WHRB will reconsider its decision to air the hockey game on a tape delay.
Trident's failure cannot be altogether blamed on its Newbury Street address, however. Directly across the street, Victor Hugo Books proclaims, "Most of our rights have already been traded away by those who prefer the safety of government control to the anarchy of individual freedom. Very few people understand the...
Yes, the time has come for Harvard to reconsider its tenure review process. The Trail of Tears behind us is testament to the violence our process produces. The era of the integrated electronic network before us will be most beautiful and humanly satisfying if we build on principles of openness...
The Board adjourned late last night withoutreaching a decision. It will reconsider the issueat a March 17 meeting.