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However, the way that the FDO carries out these policies creates a first-year experience that is overly unpleasant for students and doesn’t seem to reflect the ideals of respect and scholarly inquiry that are at the center of our University...
...Mark E. Lee `01 is painting the theme of their party, “The Dump,” with a mixture of Tide and Wisk on the wall to reflect the black lights they have...
Shah, like Dev, used his time at Harvard to reflect on how best to serve his country...
...Smart TVs are not allowed to reveal the algorithms they use to determine the plotlines for smart TV shows. (Note: these are shows whose plots reflect the viewer's desires.) Making such information public would spoil the endings and reduce advertising revenue. Smart TVs will not be allowed to alter the endings of sporting events due to conflicts with other, existing, international smart betting laws...
Part of the problem may be the perception of Hispanics as a largely immigrant (and thus downscale) market, not interested in English-language shows. Spanish-language networks draw 35% of prime-time Hispanic viewers, but that leaves plenty to compete for. And TV still at least pretends to reflect society at large. "A lot of these shows are set in New York and L.A.," says Clara Rodriguez, a sociology professor at Fordham University and editor of the anthology Latin Looks: Images of Latinas and Latinos in the U.S. Media. "We're representing the city as Hispanic-less...