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...Healy said. At the meeting, Keefe explained that it would be impossible for CHA to absorb such extensive budget cuts—equivalent to about 20 percent of CHA’s annual revenue—for the current fiscal year. The state’s budget cuts call for withholding $200 million in Medicaid reimbursements from healthcare providers; $40 million of those reimbursements had been allotted to CHA. Other state budget reductions in the areas of education and healthcare management will cut a further $15 million from CHA. The future of funding for CHA is also...
...accident and would be unable to organize the trip. Dems president Jarret A. Zafran ’09 notified the 190 students registered for the November 1-4 trip of the cancellation via e-mail yesterday evening. Members of the Dems’ executive board decided to call off the trip after participating in a conference call yesterday with representatives from groups across the country that were planning to go on trips sponsored by the Italian group. In addition to members of the Harvard Democrats, more than 500 students were planning to participate in campaign trips sponsored by the group...
...Brooks House Association sought to bring global environmental problems down to the local level, with a series of events focused on environmental justice. The sustainability celebration coincided with PBHA’s decision to give keynote speaker Al Gore ’69 the “Robert Coles Call of Service” award and continued with panels and speeches over the weekend. James S. Hoyte ’65, professor of environmental science and public policy and assistant to University President Drew G. Faust, traced the history of environmental justice in a lecture last Saturday for a group...
...freshman team comes and plays us, and after five minutes, we are up 100-0. They call it! They call it! Game over! Yalies are sooooo pissed everywhere, and they go and cry all the way home back to the crappiest place on the planet: New Haven...
...began, as he sat with McCain in Waterloo, Iowa. "Here in Iowa, it now shows that Obama has a lead of 11 points, 51% to 40%." McCain's reply - "Those polls have consistently shown me much further behind than we actually are" - set up what became a kind of call-and-response routine between host and guest for the rest of the interview, with Brokaw pointing out all the signs of trouble, and McCain insisting things were not nearly so bad. "We're doing fine. We have closed in the last week," he said gamely. "We continue this close through...