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...have to attract merit-based scholarships to keep highly sought-after Black students. Harvard must realize that College admissions is now an issue of dollars and cents and, just as importantly, an issue of hustling to sell students on a campus that offers more than just the Harvard stamp of approval...
...worked. In May, after a motion by Professor of English and Comparative Literature Barbara E. Johnson, the Faculty finally voted to accept the report's recommendations, paving the way for Rudenstine's eager rubber stamp...
...Harvard governance bodies--The President and Fellows and the Board of Overseers--are reduced to the position of a mere rubber stamp of the administration, the only source of their information. Yet each member of these two governing bodies is liable for dereliction of fiduciary duty and gross negligence. They risk losing at least $1 million a day for Harvard...
...knows that health care will be the issue that the President cashes in all his chips for. Democrats won't stray unless they have great reason to. But we still don't know how health-care reform will be paid for, and we're not just going to rubber-stamp the deal." Republicans, like the Democrats, are getting an earful from their constituents about the high costs, insecurity and gaps in coverage of the present jerry-built nonsystem. Some will try to find reasons to vote for reform, and even those who are inclined to oppose it are leery about...
...work aims to "make something happen." He says, "I think that the idea of art for art's sake--it's OK, but it ends up with reacrame., You know, if you like reacrame, that's fine, but there's no reason why it should be supering in stamp collecting or anything else, and I don't think that's what poetry is about." He gestures a passing ambulance. "It's about life and death...