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...grant, which can be used to fund outside speakers, experts, conferences or meetings, could provide the community with enriching events that take advantage of the wide array of graduate schools in the University. Too often undergraduates are unable to capitalize on the resources afforded by the graduate schools. The Office of the Provost is providing a new avenue for undergraduates to share in the wider Harvard community. This new fund will not only encourage collaboration between the different schools, but it will also reward those groups which already reach across campus lines...
...different schools, giving the collaborative organization a stronger voice across campus. This particular aspect of the grant could be useful for political groups in the upcoming elections, or social activist groups who would like to organize a conference to generate a wider base of support. A wide array of groups has access to the fund, provided their use of the money falls under the broad category of "academic purposes...
...right about one thing. Florida was never a sure thing for Bush, no matter what optimists in the party thought. It's a moderate state with one Republican and one Democrat in the Senate. It contains an incredibly broad array of demographic groups, from conservative southerners to liberal Miamians, from Jews to Hispanics(not all of whom are Republican Cubans), from young families moving down for economic opportunities to seniors moving down for retirement...
...table at the extracurricular fair, when organizations which run similar programs (like the Office of Career Services and the Office for the Arts) have not? There was certainly no shortage of space for tables. The wonderful thing about the extracurricular fair is that it advertises a vast and varied array of opportunities for undergraduates. The inclusion of the Radcliffe Institute among these would not have seemed inappropriate to the deans unless they had had some ulterior motive for excluding...
...hand them a chit worth a specified amount of money and send them shopping for their own health coverage. Bureaucracy gives way to the forces of the free market. Insurance companies, in a dash to sign up tens of millions of new policyholders, come up with an array of attractive new offerings well beyond Medicare's--dental coverage, eyeglasses, hearing aids, annual physicals, prescription drugs. Everyone benefits--and at far less cost to the government...