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While most of those who said that lack of diversity was a problem supported a policy of full randomization, some students favored a policy of "non-ordered choice." That alternative, forwarded by students, would allow rooming blocks to list four to six houses in no particular order, and be randomly placed into one of them given available space...
With Harvard gaining massive yardage on cutback option plays in the first half, Steele made the decision to take the Crimson's cutbacks away...exactly like Restic figured he would...
...first half, we ran a play that was picking up very good yardage," Restic said, "and we thought they would adjust to that play, which they did. We went back and took the backside away, went the other direction and went away from that play altogether. That was a big play...
Student action comes in response to faculty and library cutbacks and a plan before the state legislature to cut $25 million from the state's higher education budget. Under the proposal, which is part of a bid to reduce a $700 million-plus overall state deficit, the Amherst campus would lose $6.4 million next year and raise students' curiculum fees by $350 next semester...
Nelson did not say how long the strike would last, but added that Amherst students are hoping to gather support from graduate students and other UMass campuses...