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...commission also voted not to count male walk-ons—athletes not recruited—and nontraditional students such as those who are part-time or older as part of a school’s male total. The latter change would mostly affect smaller schools, particularly community colleges...
...three-week exam break has not seemed to affect Princeton, which also has January exams. The Tigers have had a winning record after exams each year under coach Len Quesnelle, despite finishing each year with a below .500 overall. Quesnelle focuses on restoring his team’s intensity and competitive edge when returning from the exam break...
...tunnel’s absence will perhaps most affect the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs, which will be split between the two CGIS buildings...
...While chipper taglines about "cool" are not going to affect any normal teenager, frank discussions about health just might. New findings from the University of Minnesota link teen vegetarians to a less health-conscious lifestyle than that of their carnivorous peers. Presented with a degree of subtlety, the U of M study may just succeed not only as an indicator of larger body-image and confidence problems among teens who choose vegetarianism, but also as a warning shot for young vegetarians. You may think you're eating healthfully by avoiding meat, but here are some low-protein pitfalls you could...
...been estimated that the new Presidential Scholars program will affect 200 to 300 students—a promising number, but still just a fraction of the thousands of graduate students studying at Harvard. Furthermore, the program is funded for only three years. Harvard’s hope is that fund raising efforts will eventually allow for the program’s expansion. In November, Summers announced a new University Fund for Graduate Student Aid, for just this purpose. We hope this new initiative will induce wealthy alumni from across the University to help lessen the financial burden of graduate school...