Word: access
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...writing in response to Daniel P. Mosteller's article, In Quiet Year, Ballot Measures Draw Fight (News, Oct. 24), in which he detailed key ballot measures in the coming election. Specifically, I am concerned with Question 5, a petition that would provide access to health care to all state residents by July 1, 2002. The measure has several critics, even within the Harvard community, who primarily cite the economic havoc it would create. In particular, they note the rise in health insurance premiums and the possible collapse of managed health care in Massachusetts...
...agreement comes a month after Harvard and other universities decided to reject a request from a lawyer representing Metallica and Dr. Dre to block Napster access on their computer networks...
...smoke [marijuana] every once in a while--it's just a chill thing that a lot of people do," said the Eliot House sophomore, who asked that his name not be used. "Harvard is conducive to it, since people here are pretty affluent and have a lot of access and just...
...Grant, a pop culture devotee and proud fan of "everything from high art to low trash," is the creator and host of the cable-access show "Media Funhouse," which has aired in Manhattan for the past seven years...
...program was a response to a provost-commissioned report last year that found students critical of the mental-health care options available to them. Richard D. Kadison, chief executive of University Health Services (UHS) Mental Health Services, said the program was part of an overall effort to "improve access and outreach, de-stigmatize mental health services and create constructive dialogue with the University community...