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...mail lists across campus were abuzz yesterday with rumors that a JetBlue campus promotion that has students wearing blue and yelling “go blue” to win free plane tickets is actually a prank engineered by Yale students. But according to JetBlue spokeswoman Sharon Jones and JetBlue campus representative Taylor M. Owings ’08, the promotion is not a prank...
...Israeli Defense Forces say an investigation is now under way into why the Israeli tank gunner pumped five shells into the streets of Beit Hanoun, an act that incurred condemnation from the European Union and Muslim countries. But an Israeli military spokeswoman made it clear on Wednesday that despite the tragedy, Israel would continue its offensive in Gaza for "as long as rockets land in Israel." In this unending spiral of violence, Palestinians shot off eight more rockets yesterday from Gaza. And now more will surely come...
...Arnold Arboretum in 1946 by Marion Case, a Weston resident, could be sold to a developer if voters do not approve the measure. The University chose to sell the property “because it has no utility for the Arboretum,” according to Harvard spokeswoman Lauren Marshall. “The proceeds will go to support the academic mission of the Arboretum, which also serves as a public park.” She added that the University was offering the town a “fair market price” below the land’s appraised...
...wages for the University’s security guards. Union representatives and employees have claimed that AlliedBarton, the contractor which employs Harvard’s security guards, has thwarted the unionization attempts of workers, and that the University has cooperated with AlliedBarton’s effort. According to SEIU spokeswoman Suzanne Morse, AlliedBarton’s security guards have been attempting to unionize for the last three years. “As a collective group, we can break the silence,” president of SEIU Local 615, Rocio Saenz, said to the crowd on Friday. AlliedBarton has denied these...
...serious,” and ”critical.” “Good condition” signifies that the patient’s vital signs are stable and within normal limits, that the patient is conscious and comfortable, and that indicators are excellent, according to hospital spokeswoman Bonnie Prescott. “Serious condition” means that vital signs may be unstable and are not within normal limits, that the patient is acutely ill, and that indicators are questionable, Prescott said. “It means he’s doing a lot better than...