Word: travels
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...escort dispatches with the following rejoinders: "I'm not wearing the right shoes," "I'm not wearing a coat," "I've had a long day" and "I've always gotten rides and I want that to continue." The Escort must prioritize, some members of the Harvard community need to travel from the Law School area to across the river; some students need to go from the Dudley Co-Ops to Mather. The major worry, shared by the Escort Service and Safety Walk, is that some individuals who would otherwise take rides are walking alone...
...women, on the other hand, will travel to Philadelphia to play Pennsylvania and Temple instead of welcoming the Quakers and Owls to Cambridge. The Crimson will play the Quakers at noon on Sunday and the Temple Owls at 2 p.m. on Monday...
...University claims their decision to relocate the conference was a necessary response to U.S. travel restrictions imposed by the federal government in 1987. But Harvard was clearly aware of the restrictions in early 1990 when they booked the rooms. They had been lobbying the government for several months to have the ban lifted. They went ahead and booked the rooms anyway, hopeful the restrictions would...
...despite the absolute discrimination espoused by the ban--a ban "not founded in public health policy," according to AIDS Institute Executive Director Dr. Richard G. Marlink--Harvard officials were surely aware of a specific loophole in the restriction allowing travel for the purpose of attending a conferences such as the AIDS Conference. Indeed, such a waiver was obtained by organizers of the last International AIDS Conference held in the U.S., 1990's San Francisco conference, allowing HIV-positive individuals from other countries to participate...
...preemptive suit, reported first by The Boston Globe just days after the U.S. Senate reaffirmed its utterly xenophobic ban on HIV-positive immigrants, must be especially disheartening to those AIDS activists and researchers who have fought for lifting U.S. travel restrictions, including AIDS Institute officials such as Marlink...