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...Harvard Premedical Society and the Harvard Cancer Society held a dance marathon in order to raise money for the Jimmy Fund, which provides fundraising support for the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. “Dance marathons have grown in importance in many other college campuses, becoming essentially what Harvard-Yale is to Harvard right now,” said Bianca A. Verma ’10, chair of the Harvard College Dance Marathon and a member of the HPS. “We want to make this into an event the whole school will be excited about coming to?...
...program to promote social marketing and peer-to peer marketing,” Gogan said. “We’re trying to raise the recycling flag where we can and promote waste reduction and smart procurement.” REPs will also be volunteering at the Harvard Yale game. Six 30-yard dumpsters of trash were generated at the 2006 game and Gogan said he hopes to reduce that number this year by making recycling easier and more visible. “When you have a big population, especially one that may be somewhat impaired with respect...
...coordinators of the summit. “Bich also sang for us, and talked about how Vietnamese music is quite original.” According to Tran, the summit series was first organized last year by the Vietnamese student associations from Harvard, Yale, and Columbia, with a goal of establishing relationships between Vietnamese students in the New England area. While the first summit at Columbia only included students from three schools, this year’s summit welcomed nine schools from the New England area. “This summit was definitely successful. I just wish we had more schools...
...timeout so I'll take this time to update our readers on other Ivy football scores. Yale's beating up on Princeton 14-0 (The Game is going to be a good one). Brown's destroying Dartmouth, 31-10 (big surprise, I know). Cornell and Columbia are tied in the waning minutes of the first half...
...American capitalism became a pretty energetic place. But it became a scarier place too. In the newly deregulated American economy, fewer people had job security or fixed-benefit pensions or reliable health care. Some got rich, but a lot went bankrupt, mostly because of health-care costs. As Yale University political scientist Jacob Hacker has noted, Americans today experience far-more-violent swings in household income than did their parents a generation ago. (See pictures of the 1958 recession...