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"After I found out that the HCS would not beable to publish it anytime soon, I copied theissue to floppy disk but one of the disks failedand I was unable to restore the entire issue," hesaid.
Now they'll have to pay for violating state law. The Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance said Wednesday that the seven legislators who spent an illegally funded attending a political conference, must restore the amount they spent on travel and accommodations to their campaign accounts.
In addition, The Crimson's model plan hopes to restore the incentive to conserve health care spending through copayments. But 10 percent copayments will do little to restore the proper incentives, since individuals will still be getting health care for 90 percent off.
Now, as the U.S. heads into Bosnia with little obvious leadership to guide us, Harvard can both restore itself and help a desperate situation.
To restore the spirit of liberalism to matters of education, I will make an analogy. Just as the government should structure markets to ensure competition, regulate safety features and provide information to consumers, the University must ensure that its departments and professors are responsible to their students by providing adequate...