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...poetic riff on symbols established by Greek culture. Considering the number of local variations and cultural imports contained in Greek mythology, it doesn’t make much sense to treat it as a monolithic structure that can be interpreted as a coherent whole. Still, it was easier to suspend one’s disbelief when Calasso limited his conclusions to one culture and one timeframe; it makes even less sense to treat the entire literary history of Europe (and parts of Asia) as a single interpretive subject. In Cadmus and Harmony, Calasso set the rules arbitrarily, but he also...
Following up on its Feb. 27 hearing reporting that the popular JFK Street bar the Crimson Sports Grille served alcohol to minors, the Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission (ABCC) released its decision yesterday to suspend the bar's liquor license for 18 days-three days for each count of serving minors...
...license will be suspended over commencement, from May 22 to June 8. During the February hearing, the Grille's attorney, James J. Rafferty, initially requested that if the commission voted to suspend the license, it impose the suspension after June 15, but he withdrew that request shortly afterward...
Additionally, Harvard should remove smaller barriers and disincentives to foreign study. Harvard should allow study abroad classes to count for core credit if they meet Core Committee standards. It also ought to suspend the illogical rule that electives taken abroad decrease the number of independent study courses that one can take at Harvard. Moreover, Harvard should ease restrictions on the types of experiences that can be counted for academic credit. If Sociology 96: "Individual Community Research Internships" can count for credit at Harvard, there is no reason why a foreign internship should not be able to count as part...
...Israel tightened its closure around Palestinian towns early last week, blockading Ramallah, the "intifadeh capital" of the West Bank, because it said it had uncovered a terrorist cell planning further attacks on Israelis. But E.U. ministers warned that they might suspend a key agreement with Israel if the economic stranglehold of Palestinian areas was not relaxed. Prime Minister Ariel Sharon gave military officials discretion to ease restrictions, but many roads to Palestinian villages throughout the West Bank remained blocked by trenches or piles of rubble set up by the Israeli army...