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...athletic facilities. Obviously, the issues that confront our lives here at Harvard are significant. However, beyond extending dinner hours or increasing the celerity of e-mail lies an international arena full of pressing humanitarian concerns. We are often so involved with our lives here on campus that these world-wide problems are relegated to a back burner...
...creating active and involved citizens and human beings. Perhaps after four years of studying, planning and partying, we will leave this isolated island and realize that important issues await us across the river, on the other side of the bridge and, even if we open our eyes and ears wide enough, in other countries...
Nearly two years after a state-wide referendum abolished rent control in Massachusetts cities, including Cambridge, the government's protective provisions have finally reached their...
Thankfully, the Kennedy School has responded to the newfound centrism of the Republican party, encouraging bipartisan participation at the seminar and inviting a wide range of speakers, including George Will, the renowned conservative journalist, and Roger Porter, a former policy adviser to George Bush. The school's move toward bipartisanship is necessary both for the Kennedy School to maintain its reputation as a national think tank and for the New Members of Congress Conference to foster interaction between Representatives of both parties. The renewed possibility for deliberation and dialogue that transcends party lines is the key to the Kennedy School...
...wall of water tumbling toward them. Numerous highways, many providing the only links between populated areas, have been all but washed away. In Northern California, Interstate 5, US 50, I-80 and US 101 have all been closed, in some places by washouts as much as 100 feet wide. In Idaho, US 95, the state's only north-south roadway, has been blocked by mudslides, forcing motorists to detour through Oregon and Washington. Thursday saw the worst flooding so far, as the Truckee River roared through downtown Reno, closing government offices, the Reno-Tahoe International Airport and many casinos...