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...statements call Voith and Gadgil’s honesty into question. At best, Voith and Gadgil were deceptive in their answers; at worst, they were lying. Both of these controversies are clear violations of campaign ethics. Even if we accept the explanations of Voith and Gadgil, the events cast serious doubts on the candidates’ conduct and judgment. Though the e-mail was not sent by Voith or Gadgil and they claim to have had no knowledge of its existence, they are ultimately in charge of their campaigns and must take the blame for this egregious act. Furthermore, though...
...different than our school,” said Muharrar. “And though labeling wasn’t the only cause of the problem, I couldn’t help thinking about how it must have contributed.” But Muharrar can be serious about less morbid subjects, too. “She says things like ‘lady parts’ in all seriousness,” wrote her roommate, Amara G. Madu ’06, in an e-mail. “You have to love that...
...rescue team brought the climber to the HMC cabin, an ambulance took him to a local hospital for further medical care, HMC Secretary Caroline L. Pihl ’08 wrote in an e-mail. Laursen expressed his sympathy for the climber. “His injuries were pretty serious, and bumping along in a sled for six or seven hours in 10 degrees Fahrenheit can’t be comfortable,” Laursen wrote in an e-mail. “A strong gust of wind on snow like that can catch even an experienced climber off guard...
Alexa P. Summer ’06 always assumed that she would raise her children Jewish. Now that she’s in a serious relationship with a practicing Catholic, however, her children’s faith is no longer quite so certain. “It’s more up in the air than it’s ever been for me,” she says. In deciding who they want to date, most college students say they do not think about marriage or children. But the choice to date someone may have unexpected implications?...
...report singled out federal funding for research as a significant concern, their letter this year did not mention the issue.But Berman wrote in an e-mail yesterday that since the time the letter was written in October, the possibility of declines in grant funding has reemerged as a serious problem.“Grant funding turns out to be a bigger deal than I thought when I wrote the letter,” Berman wrote. “Federal budgets haven’t been approved, and the National Institute of Health is talking about grants being renewed at only...