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Randomization will not lead to a substantial integration in Harvard's social life, and it will destroy any sense of a house community. Presently, students seek out the atmosphere and architecture that pleases them. Randomization will leave them no say in the basic decision of where to live. Dean of Students Archie C. Epps III has voiced concerns about a void in students' social lives. While he has suggested that the Loker Commons will help fill this gap, the houses are the natural site for students' social lives. The houses may be lacking in fact, but they should...
...Life have already supported a proposal to increase the number of houses on the non-ordered choice form from four to six. While we do not support a measure that would so greatly decrease students' say in housing, it would certainly be preferable to a radical move that would destroy the house community...
There are good reasons for such secrecy. The College is a fairly small community, and rumors travel rather rapidly. A false or distorted story can quickly and irrevocably destroy a student's reputation. And, contrary to the conventional wisdom, Mother Harvard does "coddle her young...
...proved to be dead automatically fall prey to violence. On the whole, Japan's is a remarkably peaceful society. But a century of wars, natural disasters and political extremism has produced spiritual confusion. Out of this have emerged those self-elected gods and followers who not only destroy themselves but also insist on taking others with them...
...under intense investigation, Lehman's death appears to have resulted from a mathematical error that wasn't discovered until February, when two clerks undertook a routine review of her case. As thousands of cancer patients know well, standard chemotherapy involves figuring out a treatment that is aggressive enough to destroy a tumor without also killing the patient. For each person, doctors must calculate how much drug to use in relation to the individual's size and body weight...