Word: openly
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...improved to 4-1 on the season. The Crimson's previous meet was the Northeast Fencing Conference Meet held at MIT on November 18th. Harvard fell to MIT, 15-12, but triumphed over UMass, UNH, and Tufts to open the season with a winning record...
...Bauer Life Sciences Building is expected to open in 2002 and will will connect the Sherman-Fairchild building to the Naito chemistry building on Divinity...
...often that the president of this University chooses to address undergraduates in a highly visible, open setting. And so it is with great anticipation that we look forward to tonight's town-hall dialogue with President Neil L. Rudenstine. Both Rudenstine and Assistant Dean of the College David P. Illingworth 71 will be on hand to answer questions from the audience. No topic has been formally set for the discussion. And while the talk may very well be wild and free-ranging, there are several specific issues that Rudenstine and Illingworth should address. For the benefit of those attending...
...Graduate students' newfound ability to unionize at NYU should open the door for a similar extension of rights at many other private universities. Yale, for example, where graduate students have long awaited this privilege, should now allow its graduate students to collectively bargain which they can demand better compensation, housing and benefits, all of which have been consistently poor at many universities...
Tomorrow the Student Advisory Committee (SAC) of the Institute of Politics (IOP) will cease to exist. This follows the decision of Sen. David M. Pryor, director of the Institute, to dissolve the current governing structure in the hopes of forming a new, more open body--an admirable move. SAC had long wrestled with the problematic nature of its structure and, like many students, I am pleased by Pryor's move to address them...