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...this movie. Defying her typecast sweetheart role of “Bend it Like Beckham” or the forthcoming “Pride and Prejudice,” she shows her genuine ability to act and is completely believable as a woman who can, and would love to, hurt you. Yet no one has ever looked so hot screaming obscenities and flinging numchucks...
...living wage, SLAM and other advocates argue that it is Harvard’s responsibility to help raise wages for the unskilled workers who are part of the Harvard community. Harvard’s janitors are part of our community. But further wage increases beyond what is fair will hurt our community as surely as it will artificially raise the standard of a “decent” lifestyle in Boston. As good as it sounds on paper—and painted on protest signs—a further increase to the living wage is not the answer...
...when dealing with members of the Fly. Aim for the spot right between their upturned collar and their backwards visor. 11. Remember, you don’t have to be a sketchy jerk with no respect for women to get into the A.D....but it don’t hurt! 12. Don’t keep walking around with your pants unzipped, asking members if they want to get acquainted with your “final club.” 13. ’Cause if you do, your punch season might be pretty short-lived. Oh, snap...
...provide wages to students and to provide interesting business opportunities for students. HSA is not a business; it is a classroom. The 21 remaining HSA student managers feel betrayed and disappointed by their former colleagues. As a student of Harvard you should feel the same—these students hurt a non-profit campus organization so they could make a profit for themselves. The story of what happened at HSA this summer is one about ethics, trust, and about basic right and wrong. DormAid has taken the great experience that this not-for-profit organization offers and is using...
...others can use it.Apple isn’t alone in pushing closed standards—Microsoft is, for example, guilty as well, with their “.doc” file format. But such standards, while for obvious reasons appealing to big corporations, are anti-competitive, and they certainly hurt consumers looking for variety. If Apple doesn’t have a deal with the right record label to sell you the song you want, or if you’ve bought every Bob Dylan album available on iTunes but now really like the new mp3 players from Samsung, well...