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...throwing a booze cruise?” Future UC parties must strike a better balance between risk and reward. We appreciate and encourage the CLC’s attempts to innovate and seek out new ways of improving campus life, but isolated failures like Havana cannot turn into a trend. Nearly twenty-five hundred dollars is a steep price to pay for a proof-of-concept...
Continuing a season-long trend for the Crimson, Harvard finished right in the middle of the pack...
...only clean energy technologies derived from wind, solar, wave and other natural power sources can ensure a healthy environment and sustainable economic growth. Micropower is far less of an imposition on the landscape, though, than big wind farms and solar arrays, and it's also part of a growing trend toward local production of goods and services, including energy. "Mini-wind turbines and solar arrays should become familiar household fixtures," according to Joanna Collins, author of the British environmental think-tank Green Alliance's A Microgeneration Manifesto. "These new technologies cut greenhouse-gas emissions [and] provide reliable energy supplies...
Jason L. Lurie ’05’s column “Color Blind Students Association,” published on April 20, 2005, criticized ethnic organizations as being “part of a wider trend called self-segregation,” words that have sparked debate across campus...
Strong may be an understatement. The doubles teams quickly triumphed over Dartmouth, snatching the doubles point and continuing a trend that has persisted all season—Harvard has not lost a doubles match since the start of the Ivy campaign...