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Kids who choose to buck traditional fashion or behavior norms had better learn to tolerate stares, taunts and other public disdain. Those who dress idiosyncratically do so to make a statement and may not be received in lovey-dovey, p.c. ways. As a parent who encourages individuality, I suggest that if your child says he or she is being bullied, do more than empathize. Look into the situation before reporting the antagonist. There are at least two sides to every story...
...Palace Museum, says the political schism is already too wide. A former pro-independence activist, Chang no longer votes or discusses politics because, she says, "in Taiwan there is no middle ground. Everyone is talking but no one is listening. People's positions are fixed." In fact, poll results suggest some nuance of attitude. In a survey by Taiwan's Focus Survey Research, 64% of respondents said Lien had no right to represent Taiwan on such a visit. But in newspaper polls, a majority said they supported his attempt to seek a solution to the cross-strait deadlock...
...reached. An added incentive system would ensure the CUE’s success in this area. It would be too drastic to make evaluations mandatory (say, by withholding grades until evaluations have been turned in). So, instead of a “big stick” incentive, we suggest a carrot alternative. For example, completion of CUE evaluations could be accompanied by online giveaways. The committee could even tap into the competitive nature of Harvard students and sponsor a contest which would award the House with the highest percentage of CUE evaluation participants...
...channeling money into financial aid, and help improve their experience once they’re here by pouring money into unrestricted funds. I’ve gleaned a lot from my Harvard experience, and I don’t think it’s out of line to suggest I should give back. I should be easily convinced...
Many college administrations give anywhere from $100,000-$200,000 specifically to sponsor concert events. It is not unreasonable to suggest that Harvard do more to ensure at least one great concert happens every year. If the College is truly dedicated to improving campus life, we hope it considers creating an annual fund to be used by the UC to bring musicians to campus...