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...seems that the Staff has sacrificed the academic integrity of a laudable effort to align Harvard College’s schedule with that of the rest of the University—and the rest of the nation—for the sake of cheaper airline tickets...
...year ago I held my new granddaughter in my hands realizing that she might live across the entire 21st century. For her sake - with looming issues such as climate change, runaway debt, environmental indifference, and a growing divide between the rich and poor - George W. Bush must be soundly trounced. Erik Esselstyn Hartland...
...Benny confesses. “But, no matter how small the tattoo, I realized there was still a chance Mom might see it one day—I knew she’d never see this,” said Benny pointing down there. For Benny’s sake, let’s hope...
According to the Times, Yale’s workers have gone on strike nine times in the last 35 years, more than any other university. This fact would points to a systematic deficiency in Yale’s methods of dealing with labor. For the sake of all involved, Yale has to communicate more effectively with its workers. Otherwise, Yale will just be six an a half short years away from its next quagmire...
...Stability's Sake GUINEA-BISSAU Three days after being ousted in a bloodless military putsch, President Kumba Yala formally resigned his post. Coup leader General Verissimo Correia Seabra accused Yala of causing "political instability" in the impoverished former Portuguese colony in West Africa. Seabra promised to cede power to a transitional government that would oversee elections. Yala, who remained under house arrest, dissolved parliament in November and canceled polls four times...