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...audit figures by the number of undergraduates, we find that students are wasting a prodigious 400,000-700,000 pounds of food each year. The Resource Efficiency Program valiantly attempts to convince students to minimize their food waste, but in the end, students have little motivation to comply. Why shouldn??t we pile up three heaping plates of food, even if we don’t intend to eat most of it? After all, it might avoid the trouble of going back for seconds...
...eliminated that trouble, but we’ve also eliminated the entertainment.” Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves ’72 emphasized the importance of liberalizing the city’s restaurant market. “If you’re hungry on a Wednesday night, you shouldn??t have to go to the Hong Kong,” he said. “It’s not cosmopolitan, and it’s not logical.” The cap policy, combined with Cambridge’s steeply rising living costs, has pushed...
...incredibly well, and that the military needs of the country are best met by increasing recruitment and retention rather than instituting a draft,” said his press secretary, Brigid M. O’Rourke. Councillor E. Denise Simmons joined the chorus against conscription. “We shouldn??t force people to go, because we are in this war for all the wrong reasons,” she said. Simmons added that none of her constituents, including the lower-income ones from Riverside, North Cambridge, and East Cambridge, had voiced any concerns over the draft...
...article, Tofler and Muller propose strategies to lower risks, including paying for a snow-blower service instead of sweating yourself and avoiding fights with neighbors. But that’s not to say they’re recommending an end to exertion entirely. “People shouldn??t avoid these activities completely, because it’s a part of daily life,” Muller said...
...People shouldn??t be forced not to gamble just because some people can’t control themselves,” he said. Poker “is a zero-sum game and everyone’s expected value is proportional to the how skilled they...