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...Noble, the meager funding is not just a practical limitation, but a distressing sign of how Western governments undervalue Interpol. "Neither the U.S. nor any other country realizes that this is a billion-dollar-a-year problem, not a $50-million-a-year problem," he says. "They don't understand that Interpol is cost-effective." Noble spends weeks every year at police conferences and government hearings, pressing the point that Interpol's worldwide reach makes it uniquely positioned to collate data on everything from stolen motor-vehicle licenses and lost passports to fingerprints and DNA samples. Yet there is still...
...confidence and its place in the standings. The Crimson now sits second in the Ivy League. Coming into the game, Harvard was hoping to get back on track after Friday, and the players were much happier with their performance Saturday night. “We had a problem with effort last night and we should never have that problem,” Tay said. “But we cleaned that up tonight.” Their coach was also proud of how they were able to move past Friday’s extremely disappointing loss. “Last...
...will learn about the true cost of unfinished food. But getting rid of trays—a move that effectively puts a very small price on eating more than a few plates worth of food—doesn’t come close to addressing the root of the problem. Students don’t consider the costs of their meals because their meals don’t have a cost. If HUDS charged for food on an à-la-carte basis, waste and over-consumption would dramatically decrease. Under the current system, the amount that people...
...Moshe Sarfaty, but Sarfaty rallied back three points and won the match. Throughout all three competitions, the Crimson kept its composure, focus and drive. “I think everyone showed a lot of heart and gave everything they had for every match,” DiSesa said. One problem that has plagued Harvard in recent weeks is the strenuous schedule. Over the past two weeks the Crimson has played some of its most important and competitive matches within in a few days of each other. Last weekend, Harvard played Ivy League rivals Penn and Princeton in back-to-back...
...because he thought it was the best bet for a peaceful future. "I want the path with the least amount of conflict and violence, and independence is that way," said Ilazi, now 22. "There is no perfect solution. But the Balkans should work to strengthen Europe, not be a problem for Europe." The initial responses to Kosovo's independence, however, suggest that the Balkans will remain a problem for Europe for the foreseeable future...