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...endowment creeps toward the $20 billion mark, these layoffs are unacceptable. They perpetuate the treatment of women workers as interchangeable, temporary, undervalued and ultimately expendable. After all, the clerical and technical workers who do survive the carnage are asked to do the work of three or four employees, working extra hours on tasks far afield from their job description without any additional compensation. These women are overworked, underpaid, anxious about their job security, and on top of all that Harvard has the gall to ask administrative assistants to stay late after a reception in order to wash the dishes? This...
...He’s had an outstanding spring,” Murphy said. “We’ve asked him to work on becoming a receiver as well just to give us that extra dimension on offense...
...Right now there is little room in the budget for new ideas,” Anello says. “We feel like the extra $40 will allow for more new ideas...
...little, step-by-step. Only three years ago, with the presidency of Paul A. Gusmorino ’02, did the council begin a reform which transformed it from a joke to a serious student advocacy group. It has gradually rebuilt its reputation and legitimacy. If it desires extra funding, it should have asked students for a modest increase—perhaps enough to account for inflation and a few, earmarked increases in services and grants. But this immense increase, which only recently appeared on the council scene publicly, is ill-conceived and sweeping...
...change for undergraduate life which is quite clear is pushing back the choice of concentration,” Mendelsohn said. “I would say that the extra term is a good one. Freshmen are not quite ready to make that choice by the middle of their second semester...