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Your cover photo may indeed reflect the fury of some in Pakistan, but it may also be highly misleading. There are 144 million people in Pakistan, and it appears a few thousand have taken to the streets. What are the other 143,995,000 doing and thinking? PETER ZHEUTLIN Needham, Mass...
...sophomore counterpart Lauren Amira was also quoted in the article, saying, “I feel like Tufts is different because if you hand in less than quality work, your grade will reflect it. Harvard seems like an elite society where, once you get in, everything is handed to you on a silver platter...
...established through a gift from Lucius N. Littauer, Class of 1878, and was historically housed in the FAS Littauer building, which is adjacent to the current Science Center. When the school moved to JFK Street in 1978, its new building was given the same name in order to reflect the school’s shared history...
...world information grid, in the words of MIT futurist Nicholas Negroponte in his book Being Digital. It’s common knowledge that out of a $16.99 CD price, artists get about a dollar, record labels get $5 to $10 and the rest goes to the retailer. These prices reflect the costs of doing business—artists, who often pay for their studio recording time, seldom profit on an album. Record labels, which bear heavy promotion costs, usually make a dollar or two of profit per CD, as do the record stores, which must pay rent and salaries...
...unhindered access to music, movie and other entertainment files—a model which would still guarantee monstrous profits—I can see no moral problem with downloading files through post-Napster tools like Gnutella and Morpheus. Owners of IP must recognize that marginal pricing should only reflect marginal cost. Until then, the only way to express our dissatisfaction is to refuse to participate in this new, awful model. So steal this column...