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...wrote. John G. Palfrey, Jr. ’94, a Law School professor who proposed the policy to the faculty, said that he expected the implementation process to go smoothly. “It seems like there’s no reason why the University shouldn??t be sharing its scholarship, especially when the technology exists to permit that with extremely low cost,” said Palfrey, a cyberlaw expert and incoming head of the Law School Library. The policy, optional for the moment, will become mandatory in September. In the past, some faculty members have expressed...
...infrastructure committee, then, has a lot to think about as it takes up the task of retooling Harvard’s campus. It hasn’t got much to rely on. It shouldn??t be either broad or minute, but both at once; it can’t be traditional or radical, but some hybrid of the two; and it can’t even assume that space means the same things to new students and old designers. But the stakes are high, and the decisions it makes are ones in which we should invest our most...
...good enough substitution for the real thing? Well, no. The North End is not Italy, and even the neighborhood’s best meal can’t even approximate the atmosphere of the olive trees, the free-roaming cows, and the butchers who recite Dante. But it shouldn??t have to. If we take the North End for what it is—a delicious enclave in north Boston—it is unparalleled. When it comes down to it, anything that’s powerful enough to remind us of the world outside of Harvard?...
...speak our language. “I wanted you to believe it as a machine that was thinking on its own, I didn’t want you to think it was a cartoon character,” Stanton says. “That made me think it shouldn??t speak.”Wall•E, he said, is in many ways influenced by R2-D2 from the “Star Wars” series. “It was clearly a machine. There was nothing anthropomorphic about it, and it just...
...will be the strongest one to throw against McCain? Ironically, there is almost no complaint about the Republican process and its “winner take all” primary system. That system produces the same results Democratic superdelegates will ultimately provide: a conclusion and a nominee.Yet, while there shouldn??t be a major overhaul to the way the system works now, here are some questions both parties ought to be asking themselves about how primaries and caucuses are administered. Should caucuses and primaries be open to independent and cross-over voters, or just to registered members...