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...program, and the EAC has received almost $2,000 from outside donations, Tchou said. Fueled only by waste oil, the truck shuttles large objects such as furniture, computers, and scrap metal around campus. The real test will come when Cambridge enters its winter months. To continue running in the sub-zero temperatures, the vegetable oil will have to be preheated to 180 degrees just to remain in liquid form. But advocates of the project are undaunted by the impending bitter cold. “The prospects are looking good” for the winter, Foote said confidently...
...plenty of people at Harvard who work at what they love, love what they do, and love things like the environment and the elderly. There are lots of students here who genuinely believe that they can make a difference in the lives of others, and they succeed. A small sub-set of the undergraduate population might even see the value of their opportunities here as extending beyond the margins of their resum?...
Over the summer, Harvard students write novels while sitting on Tahitian beaches, form future international conglomerates, and help starving sub-equatorial children learn about women in business. But when it comes to spinning the tale, style murders substance...
...College Benedict H. Gross ’71 recently learned that the new courses had never been considered by the appropriate core committees. Knowles and Gross therefore made the decision to approve the courses themselves instead of waiting for the Core Standing Committee and the appropriate core sub-committees to begin their fall meetings...
...Clinton's star-studded conference, following his personal invitation with that phone call, Mrs. Bush will announce a public-private partnership that will fund equipment to help bring clean water to Africa, starting in the sub-Sahara and then expanding to other regions. She and a group of women entrepreneurs rang the closing bell at the stock exchange, which she said was "really fun." Back in Washington, McCain and the International Republican Institute will salute her as an advocate of freedom for her work promoting education and literacy...