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...would get rid of shirt racing,” Boston said. “Everybody always says a gentleman’s sport comes with a gentleman?...
...wage workers, it severely undermines the potential for solidarity between low wage workers, regardless of citizenship. Democrats should admit that immigrants compete for the same jobs and face the same hardships that American workers face. This doesn’t mean that the U.S. should try to get rid of immigrants. This would be impossible, inhumane, and unnecessary. Immigrants pose no threat to American workers unless their vulnerability is exploited to drive down the price of their labor. The way to protect native workers is to protect immigrant workers, and this must be done through strong policies for all workers...
...Brien mentioned that the class will possibly be moved to Pforzheimer House’s studio or a space in Hilles. But Tom is skeptical that another room will compare to the art studio in Currier House. “I just feel like they’re getting rid of the art studio entirely,” she said. Bardin, a Visual and Environmental Studies concentrator who has taken a class in the art studio before, said that the conversions will be worth displacing the students who currently use the studio. “Every once in a while...
...What, precisely, is the Queen's job? There is not much she can do entirely at her own whim. Technically, she could dissolve Parliament to get rid of a Prime Minister she disliked, but it would provoke an unthinkable constitutional crisis if she tried. The great 19th-century journalist and constitutional scholar Walter Bagehot said the monarch had the prerogative "to be consulted, to encourage and to warn" the government of the day, but it is one Elizabeth II never exercises in public (unlike her opinionated son Charles). Yet she still derives power from her twin roles as head...
...create a position where the person can either be demoted or choose to leave, is that being forced out?” Thomas asked. “My view is that it’s either sinister or incompetent if you have a restructuring that gets rid of one of the best people at Harvard...