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...Parade of Stars committee said it envisions the event as both a "reward system" recognizing the accomplishments of student organizations and "an exciting grand finale" for the year...
...graduate of a University that, at a cost of $25 million, would gut its historic Freshman Union and rename it after a pair of donors, would declare: "New buildings are pleasant for the privileged students lucky enough to use them, and those big plaques are a nice ego reward for the benefactors. But are they really what society as a whole needs most right...
...Class of 2001, I would like to add the following words of wisdom to the many you have already heard. The moment that Harvard will reward you is not the moment when you forge your greatest ties to the University, or even when you get that job or make that leap through the connections and thinking that you gained here, but rather the moment when something or someone that is distinctly non-Harvard-even though you might find that someone or something here-becomes more important to you than Harvard itself, when you succeed in taking what Harvard has given...
Geoffrey C. Rapp '98, chair of the SAC, said that the study groups were especially attractive because they are "low intensity, high reward...
...meant, explains a senior U.S. diplomat, that "she would go to focus on the broader political initiative once we saw progress on the security issues." An Albright visit was held out to the Palestinians as a reward for shutting down the Islamists. That didn't happen, and now, as far as the Israelis are concerned, that's the whole purpose of her trip. "I think she realized that waiting for a sufficient crackdown was not going to suffice," says David Bar-Illan, Netanyahu's director of communications and policy planning. "We want progress on this issue...