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...think that most of the students on campus would come together and oppose the use of the flag on campus,” Tracy “Ty” Moore II ’06, president of the Black Men’s Forum, writes in an e-mail. “Harvard is an exceptionally accepting institution, but the students understand that an atmosphere of respect should be maintained at Harvard, at least superficially, and the use of a Confederate flag would be superficially disrespectful to numerous students on this campus on so many levels...
...Undergraduate Council (UC) President and Vice-President presented their campaign platforms for the first time and set an amicable tone at the second annual UC Presidential Debate on Health Issues last night. About 50 students attended the debate, which was held in Loker Commons and meant to be a forum for the candidates to specifically address community health and wellness issues. The Community Health Initiative (CHI) began sponsoring the Health Issues debate last year because they felt that there were important issues not being addressed in the main candidate debate, which will be held today in the Science Center...
...president of Harvard’s Black Men’s Forum, Tracy “Ty” Moore II ’06, writes in an e-mail that he thinks LSU’s response is “pathetic...
...other words, while China was experiencing one of its worst industrial accidents in years, the official reaction was to keep the truth under wraps?while millions faced exposure to toxic chemicals. "There is an information-disclosure gap in China," says Jennifer Turner, coordinator of the China Environment Forum at the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington, D.C. "A public right to information isn't there...
...secret that China's red-hot industrial growth has inflicted woeful harm to the environment. Water supplies are particularly at risk. "Water is the biggest environmental problem in China," says Turner of the China Environment Forum. At a conference in Beijing last month, Chinese Vice Minister of Construction Qiu Baoxing said the country is "facing a water crisis more severe and urgent than any other country in the world." In Harbin, there were obvious signs that the incident had frayed the people's faith in their rulers. Trains and planes out of the city were jammed. Near the village...