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...applicant numbers in recent years, a statistic that would discourage students from applying.In an additional effort to cut costs, the admissions office will also scale back on the size of information packets mailed to prospective applicants. The packets will still contain a copy of the common application and Harvard supplement??€”for the ten percent of students who do not apply to Harvard online—but much of the additional information will now be moved online.—Staff writer Jillian K. Kushner can be reached at kushner@fas.harvard.edu...
...Harvard Baseball Preview, the sophomore was not a major point of focus. In fact, his name wasn’t mentioned once in the supplement??€™s five stories. But The versatile player showed over spring break that he will be a vital factor for Crimson baseball this season...
...risk-free for all of us. It’s also inflation-proof—something no other investment can guarantee. While many low-income individuals rely on Social Security exclusively when they cease to work, that was not the intention of the program. It was to be a supplement??€”but something the retired person could count on. The lack of risk was matched by the comparative modesty of Social Security payments. This is neither left-wing nor right-wing dogma: just good social policy...
After making monthly clinic visits to examine the supplement??€™s effects on HIV transmission and on childhood mortality in the first two years of life, the researchers found that the mothers who had received vitamin A supplements during their pregnancies had a 42.4 percent transmission rate, while those who did not had a 33.8 percent transmission rate...
After the yearbook and the College said they were unable to produce a supplement??€”the first due to logistical difficulties, the second because the yearbook is financially independent from the College—Toungara decided to create a supplement herself...
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