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...House dining hall for breakfast and dinner. We even use the same tables. Why do we do it? We are friends, we talk about the same things and we bond as a team away from the pool. Self-segregation is not necessarily a harmful occurrence when it does not limit one from having positive social interactions outside of the segregated group. Minority students certainly have white friends, just as I had non-swimming friends...
...Hagel, the McCain buddy and fellow maverick Republican - he was one of only two Senate Republicans to back McCain in his "Straight Talk" presidential run - has sparked some very Shakespearean gossip by introducing his own, competing version of campaign finance reform. Hagel's approach would place a $60,000 limit on individual soft-money contributions, triple the limits (now $1,000) on contributions to specific candidates, and - this is the part Hagel swears by - strengthen disclosure requirements...
While I understand the technological constraints that may be pushing Harvard Arts and Sciences Computer Services (HASCS) into its latest actions limiting network traffic (News, "New HASCS Policy Affects Programs," Feb. 28), it is a great shame that the campus conversation on the issue is void of any moral or philosophical commentary. In essence, the HASCS decisions to limit outbound traffic and erect a firewall establish Harvard as a parasitic user of the Internet, explicitly taking more that it gives. Not only is this inherently selfish, it betrays the promise of the Internet. As more users ignore the implications...
Color, dress, and d'cor--the human manipulation of the surface--all form important parts of Wang's photographs. Wang does not limit his exploration soley to surfaces, and his photographs also investigate the relationship between the photographer and his subject. "Everyone in the photos is someone I know, which isn't necessarily apparent in the photographs. There's a certain kind of distance combined with familiarity...
...asking for Harvard Athletics to drown itself in sponsorship. Harvard could limit, as Princeton does, the level of corporate exposure to insure that our athletic events remain the focus of the crowd--while reaping millions to improve our 41 varsity programs. Perhaps we don't need the money, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't accept a handout...