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...taking matters into their own hands. In parts of Delhi, companies are now employing imposing langur monkeys to protect buildings and scare off the smaller rhesus monkeys. "Any langur will do the business," says Zahid Khan, 20, a langur handler who regularly chains one or two outside the Press Trust of India building, which houses TIME's Delhi bureau. "The monkeys are petrified of them...
...Iraq. David C. King, lecturer in public policy at the Kennedy School of Government and the IOP director of research, cautioned against reading too much into the poll, but acknowledged that the results could spell disaster for Republicans on November 7. “Any president needs to trust the general and trust the diplomats. Public opinion in terms of military strategy, is not very important,” he said. “But political reality is that the president may lose republican control of the House and perhaps even the Senate.” Democratic student leaders said...
...that they’re Harvard students’ top pick, they’ll use it as leverage in contract negotiations, thinking that Harvard is rich,” she concludes.FIXING A HOLESo, if they won’t hold elections and they don’t trust polling, how is the HCC going to regain the trust of the student population?In their minds, less is more. The organization has started to focus on smaller, more varied events, and gradual changes in its organizational structure.Their main initiatives have been three new campus performance events, aesthetic upgrades like...
Business interests, however, do not coincide with student interests, and financial aid officers who accept gifts from lenders betray the trust of students. Students and their families have an obligation to educate themselves about their aid options, but navigating the numerous choices available can be bewildering to those unacquainted with the process. For many people, financing a college education is their first introduction to loans, and it’s essential that colleges provide them with accurate information about the market. There is a reason why Congress, in 1986, prohibited lenders from using inducements to court applicants for federal student...
Breeden has agreed to discontinue her work as an editorial cartoonist for the newspaper. The Crimson regrets the publication of these cartoons, and would like to publicly apologize to the offended publications and cartoonists. We also apologize to our readers for the breach of trust that has occurred as a result of the editorial cartoons and an opinion column by Victoria Ilyinsky ’07 that was discontinued last week because of improper citation in her Oct. 16 opinion piece, “This Word is Killing Me, Literally...