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Last spring, the University released an unprecedented "snapshot" of Harvard workers during the week of Feb. 20. The report revealed that out of a total of 13,113 regular Harvard employees, only 358, just 2.7 percent, were paid less than $10 an hour...
After releasing the report, Rudenstine announced that he would create a faculty task force to study Harvard's labor policy. According to Wrinn, the University will not take action until the task force has completed its study...
...housing prices across the city continue to rise, the Cambridge Affordable Housing Trust presented its progress report at last night's City Council meeting, earning guarded approval from city councillors...
LOSING YOUR NAME In 1997 some 350,000 people called Trans Union, one of the three big credit bureaus, to report identity theft. It's a growing problem, and Travelers now offers its policyholders identity-fraud insurance. For $25 a year, the policy provides up to $15,000 in coverage for lost wages, expenses and legal help needed to clear up credit reports and red tape--something self-employed or hourly workers may consider. To be safe, check your credit report every six months and shred financial data before dumping them. For more safety tips, see www.consumer.gov...
When Bobby was in elementary and middle school, his grades were above average. But even in kindergarten, his teacher wrote in his report card, "Bobby is an energetic and social child... He wants to have friends and does have them, but it's something that causes him to worry." Now his friends worry his parents. He seldom introduces them to his friends, many of whom are white and come from affluent families. "He thinks we're country bumpkins," says Bobby Sr. "This young man lives in a fantasy world. He wants to be rich...