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When employees are unhealthy, the damage extends beyond their diminished contribution to the work place—felt through numerous sick days or inability to complete tasks??to a hindrance on the American healthcare system. For this reason, subsidizing programs that encourage healthful choices will ultimately benefit the U.S. A healthier labor force is both more productive and less draining on the health care system as a whole...
Finally, there has been a vast increase of bureaucracy to cope with all the tasks??connections with the outside world, and management (as well as production) of a Himalayas of paper—both in the form of professional bureaucrats and in that of academics turned, willy-nilly, into part- or full-time administrators. The only law of political “science” I recognize as such is: the greater the bureaucracy, the less efficient it tends to become...
...Personality Disorder (an excessive clinginess which could involve “a difficulty making everyday decisions without an excessive amount of advice and reassurance from others,” a “difficulty in expressing disagreement” and a tendency of “volunteering for unpleasant tasks??). The consensus is that if an individual is shy, clingy, distrustful of authority, or enjoys coffee too much, then he is chemically imbalanced and needs professional attention. My personal advice is to start planning interventions for all your friends...
...University has, is to subvert the importance of public oversight of government authority.Some University administrators worry that campus police records contain sensitive student information that, if distributed to members of the campus press, might breach these students’ privacy. Certainly, we recognize that HUPD performs many sensitive tasks??sometimes involving students who have not committed crimes—that a conventional police department would not. But the fact remains that any consideration for these other roles and their sensitivity is vastly outweighed by the need for public oversight over HUPD’s potent police powers. Though...
...million each over the next five years towards the EOL. Several other institutions have expressed an interest in becoming cornerstone institutions with a commeasurate financial responsibility, Hanken added. According to Hanken, each cornerstone institution would take on a different part of the project, and Harvard’s tasks??including creating the “Biodiversity Heritage Library”—would be among the pricier ones. “The digitization of the science literature alone could cost up to $30-$35 million or more,” he said. Yesterday’s press...