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...excludes a commitment to reduce our own carbon footprint. Should we cut funding for the Harvard Financial Aid Initiative, to research instead how to end poverty where it starts? Should Harvard cut University Health Services funds and instead only research how to prevent us from getting sick in the first place? Research and reductions should go hand in hand: As Harvard develops innovative ways to reduce its footprint, these methods will serve as models for institutions at all levels to follow. Furthermore, reduction would give more credibility to concurrent research—we can’t advocate researched reduction...
...mouth so he can feel better. Sometimes, however, he just goes too far. On “Compton,” which has a funky vibe courtesy of will.i.am, he raps, “Look at all the hate I see, I’m sick / You can’t get rid of me, I’m HIV.” It’s difficult to understand why he would say something like that when his rap icon, Eazy-E from N.W.A., whose likeness The Game had tattooed on his right forearm, died from complications from AIDS...
...that he does not expect a final contract until early next year.Camille said she was also excited at the decision to allow unionization.“It gives us security,” she said, noting that she expects unionization will result in a better pay rate, more sick time, and respect for seniority among guards.But not all Allied security guards shared her enthusiasm.Muhammad Shams, an AlliedBarton employee for the past seven years, questioned whether it will result in tangible benefits for Harvard’s guards.“If there’s nothing new, then union...
Akon “Konvicted” (SRC/Universal Motown) 3.5 Stars Akon is sick of just about everything. He’s sick of violence, his career, America, his voice, his whining, himself. By the end of his new album “Konvicted,” you might be sick of Akon. But that doesn’t mean you won’t like him. The album’s first two singles, “I Wanna Love You” and “Smack That,” are certified hits. But hearing these songs...
Pope Benedict XVI believes Catholicism is growing sick in its historic birthplace of Western Europe, where a shortage of priests is both a symptom and an aggravating condition. But the 79-year-old pope made clear Thursday that he does not think opening up the Church to a married priesthood is the cure. After a roundtable with top Roman Curia cardinals to discuss the case of renegade Zambian archbishop Emanuel Milingo, who was excommunicated in September for having ordained four married men, the Vatican publicly reaffirmed "the value of the choice of priestly celibacy...