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...whims of General Motors. Moore focused on the human effects of unemployment, showing broken families and auto-workers turned rabbit skinners. The entire film builds to a single question: "What right does GM have to close its factories in Flint, ruining thousands of lives, all for the sake of corporate profits...
...successful completion of that education, should be the same as well. To put it bluntly, all diplomas should have the Harvard University and College seals, Rudenstine and Lewis' signatures and nothing else. A foolish consistency would make me a supporter of keeping Radcliffe on the diplomas for the sake of tradition, but in the case of diplomas it is a matter of degree; in the case of Radcliffe it is a matter not only of degree but of kind: Radcliffe is not the Radcliffe...
...professional dog walker" whose quote about gasoline prices you used in your Verbatim section [NOTEBOOK, March 23]. For the record, your reference should have been to "her tank," not "his tank." And for my mother's sake, I should have hyphenated my dog-walking occupation with "professional actress." After all, residuals bring in almost as much income as my Monday-through-Friday dog-walking clients. COLEY SOHN Venice, Calif...
...must place a moratorium on the Holmes Realty Trust proposal in order to honestly examine the ramifications it will have on the make-up of our city. Dismantling our communities' cultures, traditions and heritage for the sake of upscale development is not progress, nor does it contribute to the economic solvency of the citizens of Cambridge. It only serves to change the demographics of the city and to enhance the material prospects of a select few. LAURIE TAYMOR-BERRY March...
...First Amendment kind of a fight instead of just a libel suit," said Caroline R. Sherman '98, publishing director of HSA, who is responsible for the Let's Go series. "I'm obviously glad for our sake that we won, but also because of the larger implications...