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Another candidates mentioned as a possible challenger for the seat is Vice Mayor Kenneth E. Reeves '72. Former School Committee member Rena H. Leib and current member Henrietta Davis were rumored to be considering runs, but both said this week they would not enter the race...
...midst of this crunch, Harvard and Cambridge are renegotiating their current in-lieu-of-tax agreement, which which expired last year. Discussions on a 10-year agreement are expected to be concluded soon, according to Marilyn Lyng O'Connell, director of community relations and a co-author of the report...
COURSES of Instruction includes at least one meaningful offering this term: Women's Studies 10b, "Current Problems in Feminist Theory." If the course title itself doesn't particularly convey excitement, the first class meeting decidedly did. The instructor, Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures Alice Jardine, is the only tenured member of Harvard's faculty with whom I have ever looked out of classroom windows on to the world...
...example, instead of thinking about reforms of the Core curriculum in terms of its current discipline-oriented categories, FAS should look into creating a whole new sort of Core that focuses on issues such as gender, race and class--a curriculum that would consciously attempt to make a Harvard education into something that will serve us in the real world...
...importing coal and agricultural products cost South Africa more than $400 million in lost trade (much of it replaced by increased sales to Asia), and the supension of most new investment from abroad has reduced the country's economic growth rate by about 30%, to the current 2.2%. But such statistics by themselves do not add up to success. There was never any doubt that punitive measures could damage the South African economy. The real question was whether hurting the economy could force the government to change its fundamental apartheid policies...