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...school develops a unique identity within the University, SEAS Dean Cherry A. Murray has detailed a number of lofty aspirations for expansion. She hopes to grow the student body by an additional 45 percent, expand the faculty by 30 or more full-time-equivalent members, and increase staff assistance??an area that most departments within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences are trimming...
...classes in India, China, and Brazil) into the economic fold. Much of the world also suffered: Globalization has not always encouraged confidence and enhanced security for everyone. “Free trade” too often means tariffs on the primary exports of developing countries. “Development assistance?? too often means developing economies must submit to rules that prohibit or hinder investment in their own infrastructure and people—the kind of investment responsible for the United States’s own miraculous growth in the 19th century. The national interests of developed countries have...
...coping with the expanded $6.6 million cut for fiscal year 2010 will likely be more challenging, he said, requiring the city “to take a hard look at programs and services.” According to Wolf, Cambridge will suffer disproportionately, since the city mainly receives additional assistance??unrestricted, general purpose funds—and lottery assistance, which are being cut, as opposed to protected Chapter 70 school assistance. Patrick is proposing several schemes to raise revenue in order to minimize the local aid cut for the coming fiscal year, including a 1 percent increase...
...professor’s the principal coronary artery had been blocked, and staff inserted a stent, a small expandable tube used to keep blocked vessels open. He will have further treatment conducted today before possibly returning home as early as tomorrow. The professor emphasized the “incredible assistance?? he received in a span of six minutes, saying that the incident “does remind you of the way people take responsibility” in critical situations. —Staff writer Noah S. Bloom can be reached at nsbloom@fas.harvard.edu...
...office said it will enter its memo regarding the sentencing by the end of the week. Smiley contended that his full cooperation with the government—he maintained in his Tuesday memo that 40 out of the 97 thefts would not have been realized without his assistance??merits a reduced sentence. His library opponents disagree and hope to see a stiff sentence handed down on Sept. 27. “One of the potential harms when a person like Smiley—someone who was trusted, and went on for seven and a half years?...