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...filled just that void. HRL’s highly visible message on abortion, plastered in entryway stairwells and on dining hall doors everywhere, was the fodder that resparked an old debate.The Crimson began running Op-ed pieces on abortion—inspiring several students and alumni to respond via letters—Students for Choice (SFC) reorganized and brought in new leadership, and a group of students from both the pro-life and pro-choice sides recently established the Abortion Policy Group Study at the IOP, whose findings are soon to be published. But as the on-campus debate slowly...
...after it had been revised “to eliminate any inappropriate similarities.” Pietsch told the New York Times Wednesday that the publishing house would not sue Viswanathan for breach of contract. Kinsella’s and McCafferty’s publisher, Random House, declined to respond to Little, Brown’s announcement. “With Little, Brown having voluntarily withdrawn their book from the marketplace last week, the Random House authors and publishers of the books involved will not be commenting further on this matter,” Random House spokesman Stuart Applebaum said...
Viswanathan did not respond to a request for comment...
Dreamworks representatives did not respond to several phone calls and e-mail requests for comment over the past two days...
...first year on the job as Harvard’s director of alcohol and other drug services.Travia described the role of DAPAs as “an ‘in-house’ resource at [the students’] disposal, who is willing to listen and respond to alcohol and drug-related inquiries.”“We’re a non-judgmental resource, just straight facts—an unbiased resource,” said Amy R. Tao ’07, a Currier House resident who qualifies today as a DAPA.She said that DAPAs...