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...step in this direction with his decision concerning housing. However, certain unnamed majors have disproportionately high or low numbers of athletes, minorities, women, pre-meds and pre-laws. Since students spend much of their time in class, studying with classmates, etc., clearly the make-up of classes should also reflect the diversity of the College...
...after 15 years of failure to get the deficit under control, are these almost predictable reactions more reflexive than real? Do the Washington lobbyists and interest groups reflect popular sentiment, or just their own Beltway impulses? To see how a community confronts the prospect, two TIME correspondents spent a month examining the federal dependence of Fargo and its surrounding county, which reap $1.30 in benefits for every $1 in taxes the citizens send to Washington. While Fargo may lack the urban woes of larger cities, its federal take closely tracks the national average, and its share of spending closely matches...
Well, well, well. Another year, another set of good old Harvard memories. It almost feels like New Year's Eve--a time to reflect on the important events of the year and their valuable meanings...
Hoffman will continue to work on two books which reflect the two major concerns of his academic career: the politics of France and international relations...
...sense, it is natural that we worry irrationally -- that we are terrified by images of Americans "just like us" dying violently. The human mind evolved to assess and address risk on the basis of such images. But that's because during human evolution, before television, such images did reflect risk-local risk. Further galvanizing us is the fact that bombings are intentional; aspiring bombers are out there somewhere, to be stopped. Death by traffic mishap, in contrast, has no plan, no perpetrator. It seems the inexorable working of fate or chance, and we accept each year's statistics...