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...left wondering what to make of its season—it had accomplished its goal of a repeat title, but couldn’t quite call the season a success. “Too many games, we beat ourselves,” Rollins said. “We shouldn??t discredit the championship, but we have higher goals.”The season’s heartbreaking finish overshadowed a year full of high points and success stories. Budischak, hampered by injuries in her first three years, won a starting spot with tenacious rebounding. Rollins finally reached...
...pain of paying related to the stimulus packages? If different payment methods have significant effects on the ease with which people will spend their money, shouldn??t the government administer tax rebates in such a way that minimizes the pain of paying...
...answer is to conduct an experiment, as this is the only method we have for testing what really works and what is likely to fail. In the same way that we force drug companies to test the efficacy of their drugs before rolling them onto the market, shouldn??t we ask the government to test their ideas before they invest billions of our tax dollars on some stimulus packages...
...haven’t networked, and social charm won’t get you ahead if you have no organizational experience. This is the lesson we will learn the hard way once we’ve left Harvard to better serve our country and our kind: We shouldn??t be Brookes or Laurens; we should be Syeshas...
Beyond the financial concerns inherent in this plan lie its ideological inconsistencies with the missions of institutions of higher learning. Colleges and universities have missions that commit them to serve and better the community, callings that shouldn??t be reduced to assuage the problems the state government can’t handle. Perhaps this proposal would have been more amenable if the money taken by the state went directly to struggling non-profit organizations around the Commonwealth or other salutary areas. The fact that this revenue mechanism would have only been one of many recent ploys to help...