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Professor Frank R. Arnold of the Utah Agricultural College has at last revealed, or helped to reveal, a mysterious, not to say enigmatic phenomenon in the light of truth. Writing in the current Scribner's on "The Mating Season of Co-Education" he unintentionally explains just why the average importation to Harvard from the fields of co-education is so much at a loss in Cambridge...
...humorous note, as Expressions director Gbenga T. Okusanya ’05 walked onto the lecture hall floor to welcome the audience when a rabble-rousing group of City-Steppers stood up and shouted “O-K Gben-ga” and took off their jackets to reveal t-shirts proclaiming “I Gbenga” with his ID card picture in the center of the heart. After Okusanya controlled his guffawing, the show was underway with a pseudo-lesbian dance to Britney’s “Toxic,” complete with...
Should the congressional inquiry reveal publishing irregularities such as price fixing—which is not difficult to imagine—Congress must respond with several concrete proposals to ease the burdens on students. First, it should mandate that textbooks with expensive multimedia supplements be made available without these burdensome add-ons, sparing many customers the cost of a service they don’t use. Second, lawmakers should institute mechanisms for ensuring accountability in publishers’ decisions to issue new editions of the same textbook. In the case of these and other rules developed in response...
...responded to all but one of the question posed to him, only declining to reveal the salary of the lowest-paid worker at Harvard Management Company...
What the murder of the four security specialists did reveal is a little known reality about how business is done in war-torn settings all over the globe. With U.S. troops still having to battle insurgents and defend themselves, the job of protecting everyone else in Iraq--from journalists to government contractors to the U.S. administrator in Iraq, L. Paul Bremer--is largely being done by private security companies stocked with former soldiers looking for good money and the taste of danger. Pentagon officials count roughly 20 private companies around the world that contract for security work, mainly in combat...