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William G. Perry, director of the Bureau of Study Counsel, offers a different sort of advice: don't restrict yourself to a rigid approach to the subject while doing research. "English teachers said to outline, but that's not how the mind works," says Perry. "You need to collect data and mess around with it, until the thoughts come out of the material...
...third, most unlikely recommendation: restrict business people to deducting expenses equal to those granted Government employees traveling on official business-$50 a day for both meals and lodging in New York City, $35 in most of the rest of the country...
Joseph F. Savage Jr. '78, Quincy House CHUL representative, said the influx of interhouse patrons might spur some Houses to restrict interhouse at lunch...
Another parcel of property--owned by Harvard and Lesley College, bordered by Linnean and Fernald Streets in West Cambridge--is less likely to undergo a zoning change, despite neighborhood residents' efforts to restrict the amount of building space in the area. Officials in the Planning Office, however, say the problem is of greater concern to Lesley, which plans to expand on most of that property...
...gains as ordinary income, for example, would penalize not only the very rich but also the middle-income salary earner trying to build up an estate for his children through investing in common stocks or real estate. Also, the elimination of the capital gains break might do more to restrict the flow of funds available for much-needed business expansion than the more generous investment tax credits, and new break on dividends would do to increase new investments. Democrat Al Ullman, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, opposes reductions in capital gains-and that is just one indication...