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She says her research indicates that the new rivers of federal money flowing into higher education may actually be working to sink the national-security boat—in part because the NIH, through which most funds are funneled, lacks a system for ensuring that projects are relevant, unique, and...
President Bush may not be remembered as a linguistic innovator. But in the tradition of classifying ketchup as a vegetable, a classic from the Reagan era, the Bush Administration may leave a rich legacy of redefining terms for regulatory purposes. Perhaps you thought a wild fish is one hatched in...
Harvard Friends of Amnesty International representative Elisabeth H. Rivers ’05 said tabling was relatively easy as she could still enjoy “the best parts of Springfest”—the food and the music—while garnering signatures for her cause.
“The best part of Springfest is seeing the community come together,” Rivers said. “It’s the only time you see all of the Harvard student body in once glace.”
It wasn't supposed to be like this. In 1980, Congress passed the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act--commonly known as the Superfund law--one of the boldest environmental statutes in U.S. history. It was a law designed to fit all circumstances. It covered existing plants whose owners...