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Politics, Ehrenreich says, encompasses more than endorsing candidates for office and supporting ballot initiatives. "Someone working among Southeast Asian refugees will be most successful if he or she has a solid understanding of the particular history and culture of these refugees," she wrote...
...politics, by Ehrenreich's own definition, still involves elections. Although Ehrenreich denied any interest in "[associating] PBHA more closely with any particular candidates or partisan ideologies," she defended the official involvement of PBHA's leadership in a ballot contest in Cambridge this fall. This sort of "politics" is precisely the realm into which PBHA should not venture...
...current 9 cents per gal., over the next four years. At the same time, the Government could begin setting up a program to tax the use of all fossil fuels. The size of the tax should vary according to how much carbon is released into the atmosphere when a particular fuel is burned. That would encourage a shift in consumption patterns away from high-pollution fuels like coal to cleaner ones like natural...
...reiterate the goal of being sensitive to neighbors," said Keith W. Frome, senior advisor for the Union dorms and one of three administrators who spoke at the meeting. But he added that the gathering was not an admonishment or a lecture, saying it was not addressed to particular students...
According to William Robinson, Curator of Drawings at the Fogg Art Museum, the show focuses on "the latest results in Rembrandt drawings scholarship, particularly with regard to attribution." Attribution refers to the complicated process of determining the author of a particular work...