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...told that the presidential search committee is operating in strict secrecy (News, "400 Make List For Next Univ. President," Oct. 16). Yet The Crimson in the same article refers to Provost Harvey V. Fineberg '67 as a "top contender" for Harvard's presidency, as it has in numerous articles on the search ever since it began last spring. In June, for instance, The Crimson claimed that Fineberg and Harvard Business School dean Kim B. Clark '74 "are currently considered the top contenders to succeed their outgoing boss" (News, "Filling Rudenstine's Shoes," June 8), without saying just who is doing...
...Head of the Charles should be a weekend of good sportsmanship, exciting races and good old fashioned fun. Unfortunately, by imposing strict rules on parties, and forcing us to register our guests, the administration is intent on making the Head of the Charles just another in a long string of unexciting weekends in the undergraduate experience...
...there is no reasonable probability that Ma will ever be returned. Rather than keep him in prison forever, or until Cambodia relents, the appeals court interpreted immigration law so as to require the INS to release him subject to parole-like requirements, including regular meetings with officers and strict travel limitations. If the INS is worried that Ma would attempt to evade a future deportation arrangement, keeping him under these requirements would be far more appropriate than keeping him incarcerated after he has served his sentence and paid his debt to society...
...kids, while difficult to track exactly, is relatively small. People who consider themselves vegetarians make up only about 6% of the general population, and what constitutes vegetarianism varies (see box). Those who cut out red meat--or eschew everything animal except eggs and dairy--far exceed the number of strict vegans, who eat no animal products...
Since beef, chicken and fish are good sources of protein and vitamins, nutritionists stress that a vegetarian diet requires vigilance, especially during the growth spurts that occur in adolescence. Strict vegans, especially menstruating girls, have to be particularly careful to get enough iron, zinc, calcium and B12. (B12 is not found in vegetables.) Yet most experts agree that the diet is eminently manageable. "It's easier to absorb and maintain the necessary nutrients if you eat a little bit of meat or fish," says Bier. But beans, tofu, peanut butter, broccoli, milk, eggs and whole grains can provide protein, iron...