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...something like hazing, then I think everyone would agree that we have the Ad Board for this reason.” In a Crimson interview last November, outgoing Associate Dean of Student Life and Activities Judith H. Kidd recommended an “educational?? component of a revised amnesty policy, a focus that is featured in the new policy. Student organization leaders are “urged” to take part in yearly “education efforts”—which may include lessons on risk reduction, event planning, and bartending—with...
...stressed the importance of an “educational?? policy that informs students of the consequences of dangerous drinking and hazing. “[The policy] is not good if there’s that much concern,” Kidd said. “But I don’t know how it should be changed...
...Secret Life” a pleasurable success is that it is in every way a failure. If viewers were trying to take the show seriously, they would find it too simple to be a drama, too corny to be a comedy, and too offensive to be educational??which seems to be one of the show’s goals, judging by the public service announcement about having “the talk” that follows every episode. The characters are incredibly one-dimensional, the dialogue is unnatural, and the acting is atrocious. Take Grace, for example...
...because whether they know it or not, their jackboot is on the necks of Palestinians, and has been for a long time,” he writes.FUTURE UNCERTAINThe rest of the festival grapples with the difficulty of portraying Palestinian life in a somewhat more “entertaining and educational?? way, as Sawhney puts it. A struggling Palestinian actor in Los Angeles is cast as an Al-Qaeda terrorist in a play in “Driving to Zigzigland,” being shown on Oct. 6, 5pm at Kendall Square Theatre. A hungry, edgy Arab football team...
Carey said the changes might allow her to work as a research writer for the student travel guide Let’s Go this summers. Without the changes, she said she would likely have had to stay home and take a higher-paying—but less educational??summer...