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Whatever else evil might be, it is most reliably a fractal, one of those naturally recurring patterns - like the day-to-day and year-to-year fluctuations of the stock market - that repeat themselves at all scales. The Halloween vandal who trashes a house and the Balkan despot who trashes...
The inability to “scientifically determine” an appropriate wage number is partly a result of having families with different numbers of children and wage-earners. PSLM never discusses whether Harvard should have to pay a worker with more children more money or why Harvard should have...
The impact of the new wage requirements on the Business School’s dining operation is likely minimal as its contractor, Restaurant Associates, employs unionized workers with pay scales similar to Harvard’s in-house workers, unlike the Law and Kennedy Schools’ contractor.
“You have lovely scales and green is the hardest color to wear...but you look dashing,” Parker said, sweet-talking the fake beast.
Colleagues said they are particularly concerned that Appiah’s departure will tilt the scales in Gates’s decision—the two have been close friends and colleagues since they met as students at Cambridge University in 1973.