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Such a statement would all but prevent atheists from secretive takeovers of Christian clubs, or vice versa, allowing their integrity to remain. It would also avoid “discrimination” by preserving students’ right to participate (and lead) any club, whether or not it be diametrically opposed to everything they stand for. That, friends, is fairness at Harvard...
...they have settled on a strategy that doesn't take abortion head on. "The tactic is going to be to frame it as a debate over broader rights, including privacy, civil rights and women's rights," says Jim Manley, the spokesman for Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid. This will avoid, Manley says, "the divisive debate over the word itself...
...league. Sometimes it seemed like this year’s Harvard football team was playing for drama, instead of playing for the win. What showed during The Game we’d already seen against Brown—the Crimson winning the hard way and trying to avoid the consequences of its mistakes.Sometimes the mistakes have been too egregious to escape. Princeton shouldn’t have been a loss, and if it hadn’t been The Game would have been a fight for a slice of the Ivy title. Mistakes were made. “There...
What makes the numbers more extraordinary is that online gaming is either banned or legally questionable in several of the countries where it's thriving. In the U.S., where it is hard to avoid televised poker tournaments, the DOJ is unequivocal: it deems Internet gambling illegal, period. And nearly unstoppable. The DOJ admits that it faces hurdles in bringing to heel companies not based in the U.S. But it has pressured credit-card companies to reject gaming-related transactions and "urged" Internet providers and radio stations not to air online-gambling ads. Yahoo! and Viacom's Infinity Broadcasting are just...
...well as functional facilities, like gyms and child care centers. From the inside out, Google distinguishes itself as a company with gusto, wit, and a heart.But even a company with a “don’t be evil” mentality can’t avoid legal brouhahas, and Vise details quite a few of the most scandalous encounters. One such story follows Google’s run-in with the British pornography site Booble.com, whose homepage replaced the two trademarked slanted “o’s” with, well, things that aren?...