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...undergraduates, and the University should make every effort to foster creativity among its students; the many dance groups on campus certainly will gain needed prominence with a mainstage slot. As owner of the Loeb Drama Center, Harvard should accept the Steering Committee's proposal and work to establish the fifth show. The dance performance in May would not mean fewer ART performances--the company's summer production would only be pushed back one week. The growing "space crunch" that Harvard is experiencing is forcing the University to reevaluate its priorities, particularly in the dramatic sphere, and undergraduates should...
According to Mills his fight to establish a breakthrough technology pits establishment science against the cutting edge of innovation in the field of energy...
...Professors will establish grading standards which may, in some cases, be lower than those the teaching fellows were prepared to apply," he writes...
...exactly. The Constitution expressly gives Congress the power to establish "uniform laws on the subject of bankruptcies throughout the United States." Both the House and Senate bills contain homestead provisions. Neither deals with the basic unfairness of the exemption. The Senate bill would permit bankruptcy filers to retain up to $100,000 in equity in their home. Any amount over that would go to creditors. The House bill would allow homeowners to retain up to $250,000 in equity. But that cap would be meaningless, since any state could opt out of it under the bill. Key members of Congress...
...simple solution: Establish one exemption that covers all assets, from homesteads to pensions. Says Judge Cristol: "Why not just say you can have as a fresh start $55,000 or $100,000, or whatever the legislature decides is the right amount, and it doesn't make a difference if it's equity in your home or whether it's cash in the bank. That's what you get to keep. And that would be fairer and simpler, and the poorest people would be treated the same as the wealthiest people. But as it is now, the worse...