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...number because it is simple...It travels easily across linguistic boundaries and holds politicians to one thing.”Various groups have pledged their support already, McKibben said, including several farmers in Cameroon who have planted 350 trees on the edge of their village.Though he calls the proposal??s acceptance a “long shot”—because of commercial interests and the “wickedly fast spread” of mass consumerism—he touted the internet as a powerful ally.“The fact that we live...
...that the current financial crisis requires continuity in municipal leadership in New York. The current law regarding term limits in New York City limits the mayor to two terms, and voters have twice approved the legislation through referendums. While voter support is clearly in favor of term limits, the proposal??which would be decided on by the City Council rather than voters—is very troubling. Bloomberg commands the full power and resources of the city and receives millions of dollars worth of free publicity. The term limits on the office are in place to prevent incumbents...
...University is expected to submit its final proposal??which will be accompanied by a community benefits package—in September...
...science of human behavior. But with the full Faculty set to discuss today the possibility of lowering the attendance required for an official vote at its general meetings, many of the professoriate’s own public policy and behavioral experts appeared torn about the effect that the proposal??s adoption might have. “If...Faculty members would only show up if there’s a high enough probability that showing up would matter in terms of reaching the required threshold,” said Economics professor Attila Ambrus, “then you would...
...proposal??s seven original points were vetted down to four, with two recommendations—one to allow recognition of ROTC coursework on the Harvard transcript, another to encourage a faculty resolution to bring ROTC back on campus upon the repeal of the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”—narrowly passing in an open vote, according to Harvard Democrats President Jarret A. Zafran...