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...This is not about the students choosing the dean, but rather them feeling as though they can weigh in on the issue,” he said, “especially at the Law School, where everyone feels like they are smarter than they really are and their opinions are better than anyone else, this could offer a way for discussion to be had, for students to feel like they are being listened to more...
...MEXICO President Vicente Fox wants Washington's help on a measure granting legal status to undocumented Mexicans working in the U.S. And the U.S. is a crucial trading partner, accounting for 80% of Mexico's exports. But antiwar sentiment in Mexico is high, which may weigh heavily...
Landry stressed that it is important for religious groups to address society’s treatment of women when they weigh in on abortion...
...News, “Accusations Fly in Debate Over Use of Lowell Open,” March 3). Lowell House’s Race Relations tutor and the Race, Culture and Diversity (RCD) Committee, as well as the Lowell House Committee, encouraged the Senior Tutor and House Masters to weigh in because the tone of the e-mails over the House open list was disrespectful to fellow members of the House community whose culture these history facts were attempting to celebrate. We took offense to this cultural insensitivity and disrespectfulness, which was exhibited through scoffing at the presence...
...flip side to all this promise is the challenge that comes with it, perhaps it's a good thing that we may have a long time to weigh the answers. The more scientists learn about the way we age, the more they wonder why we have to. Our skin replaces itself every two weeks, our bones every seven years or so. With the help of the code book, maybe scientists will one day turn our bodies into repair shops, learn how to control the genes that break and those that fix, so that our lives, like the immortal molecule Watson...