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...deepening pool of skilled and educated workers. Many are college towns, seats of government or home to a big company that nourishes others. Thanks to the Internet and to satellite technology, a company in Iowa City can be as connected as one in Los Angeles--minus the traffic jams...
...though, is physical safety. The Department of Transportation found that in March and April of 1974 and 1975, when observance of Daylight Saving Time was lengthened as a response to the oil crisis, 50 lives were saved, 2000 injuries prevented, and $28 million saved in avoided traffic accidents. While the early part of the morning commute might have been a shade darker, travel home from work and became much safer for taking place earlier with respect to sunset—including at Harvard where sexual assault and other crimes are far more likely after dark...
...return for the community’s support of these projects, Harvard will agree to a construction mitigation plan, fund several traffic improvements along Oxford Street and provide new landscaping along the campus edge
...link then was sent out on several campus group list-serves, and traffic skyrocketed...
Thomas P. Reynolds, a medical editor and science writer for the Harvard Medical School Dean’s Office and for the Office of Public Affairs, died in his hometown of Swampscott, MA, after sustaining head injuries in a traffic accident on November...