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...spite of such desolate circumstances, there are reasons to believe that human efforts can stem the tide of this pandemic. First of all, HIV/AIDS is no longer the death sentence it once was. Anti-retroviral therapy, a three-drug daily regimen used to treat the disease once it has progressed in the patient from HIV to AIDS, can transform HIV/AIDS into a manageable, chronic illness. And in the last few years, price reductions for anti-retroviral drugs in the developing world have made it possible to treat a patient for less than $140 per year. More than ever...
...Free food (with Harvard ID) will be available starting at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday at the Yale food station, located near the student tailgate area. HoCo’s have worked with Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) dining hall managers to supply breakfast food and bottled water to tide you over until the food station opens...
...nearly carry it to game’s end. “It was pretty quick,” Johnson said. “I didn’t see it coming. It looked like everything was going well—we were playing well.” The tide had somehow turned, and the Crimson ended the contest trying to play catch-up. “[The Big Red] got a little momentum, had some sustained pressure and some bounces go their way, and they got two goals,” Daigneau said. “It?...
...turned around against the Tigers on Saturday and poured in Harvard’s first two scores—the crucial game-tying and go-ahead goals. Her first strike, a lethal long-range slapshot that tied the score at one late in the second period, turned the tide in the penalty-plagued contest and gave Harvard the upper hand over Princeton. The power play—a trademark of team success in years past that now features Raimondi running point on its top unit—looked sharp in the victory, as the squad converted three of its eight...
...deinstitutionalization undertaken in the 1980s, the U.S. government acknowledged that it was our responsibility to ensure that mentally ill people received minimal assistance. But despite the surge in homelessness that followed the shift away from government oversight, nothing we’ve done since has helped to stem the tide. Would forced rehabilitation completely solve vagrancy? Sadly, no. Would it attract a swarm of lawyers? Sadly, yes. But those of us who truly believe it is our duty to help fellow citizens in need must be willing to try new approaches. Next time you give 50 cents...