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...John's College in Harare, Zimbabwe, an all-male private school. The only "beating," Zimbabwean for disciplinary caning, that Maasdorp took in high school consisted of two strokes, administered after he was caught engaging in tomfoolery during a speech given by the St. John's headmaster. Egregious crimes warrant more strokes, with six as the maximum. Of Maasdorp's 90 graduating classmates, "70 to 80 percent would have been beaten during some stage of their high school career," he said...
...Harvard is probably the closest available real estate to the Yard, and while it is not perfectly positioned between the Quad and the River, it is near enough to current student hot-spots to warrant serious consideration. Although professors may argue that the Inn's proximity to the Barker Center makes it ideal for their offices, students can argue that the Inn's proximity to Lamont Library makes it a perfect place for student gatherings. Furthermore, the Inn is in the thick of late-night student activity--right down the street from the Kong and only a few more streets...
...Four suspicious males were interviewed by the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) in JFK Park. A warrant check proved negative, and the men were sent on their...
...worst, reaction in the city was more bewildered and pained than violent. People began to take sides; Governor George Pataki backed the jurors, who, in limited contact with the media, have explained that race did not enter into their deliberations and that the prosecution's case just did not warrant conviction on any of the six charges brought against each officer...
...Crimson's "logical contradictions" with regards to the Burton affair are profoundly disturbing. Your editorial "The Students Should Decide" (Editorial, Feb. 7) states that "the students should decide whether or not" the alleged misconduct of Undergraduate Council Vice President John A. Burton '01 was "truly serious enough to warrant removal from what is a primarily bureaucratic office." Your editorial "Burton Should Step Down" (Editorial, Feb. 14) also claims that such "a decision should be left to the students" but refers to the alleged misconduct as "fact" and confidently claims that because "a majority of the Council has called for [Burton...