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...looking to America to play a leadership role, and that’s a dangerous position to be in. We need to show we’re willing to make sacrifices.” Despite her clear preference for the policies of the Democrats, Jasanoff expressed skepticism about whether either candidate will be able to support both the environment and job creation and whether “green-collar jobs” will be successful. “New technology initiatives do not create jobs in depressed areas,” she said. Jasanoff concluded by emphasizing the need...
...June, BC filed its 10-year institutional master plan that details the structures and timeline of the expansion. The master plan is currently under review by the Boston Redevelopment Authority, which will either approve the plan or ask BC to make further revisions. A decision could come as soon as early November, according to BRA Senior Project Manager Gerald Autler...
...years may also be added to the new addresses, meaning that a current freshman would have an e-mail address that looked something like firstname.lastname.12@college.harvard.edu. Several students at Sunday’s UC meeting expressed concern over such a change, saying that students who graduate off schedule—either with advanced standing or after taking time off—may end up with e-mail addresses that do not reflect their class years. Several council members also expressed reservations as to why the College hadn’t simply adopted a Gmail-powered system given the popularity...
...banned racing immediately. “The dog track owners will say whatever sounds good to defend their business; I will say what I believe which is to help dogs,” Dorchak said. “But we’re not asking voters to listen to either of us. The people of Massachusetts deserve to look at the evidence themselves and make an intelligent decision.” —Staff writer Peter F. Zhu can be reached at pzhu@fas.harvard.edu...
...Ballot Initiative Strategy Center, however, is fighting in Arizona in an attempt to protect gay marriage's sole Election Day success story. They've been involved in California too, though Wilfore says things there could go either way, in part because it's unclear what impact Senator Barack Obama's popularity in the state will have on the gay-marriage vote. Blacks and Hispanics, she says, are likely to vote with conservatives on gay marriage, but young people of all backgrounds tend to vote the other way. Which group will prove dominant is anyone's guess, she says...