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ECONOMICS 1660--Professor of Law and Economics Steven Shavell wants you to take his class. He really, really, really wants you to take his class...
...Steven Borkas, one of the picketers, said the union is upset with Harvard's use of subcontractors and its failure to pay prevailing union wages...
Future corporate lawyers can flock to Economics 1660: "Law and Economics," taught by Steven M. Shavell, professor of law and economics. Barring a shortage of teaching fellows, Shavell says he'll take all comers...
...most libraries, HarperCollins still sells 20,000 copies a year of the original. But the tale's reputation is such that the publishers of the new volumes were at first reluctant to resuscitate it. "There will be some people who think this is capitalizing on something evil," says Steven Herb, head of the Education Library at Pennsylvania State University. But the authors say people's initial horror is soon overcome. "At first people's mouths drop open," says Lester. "They say, 'Have you lost your mind?' But after they read the new version, they love it." Perhaps even Sambo deserves...
Krauthammer's most vociferous critics demanded equal rights for all. "Evidently, gay Americans are to be kept around to work and pay taxes but lack those human qualities that would permit them to marry," wrote Steven M. Ferre, 32, a contract manager for a health-insurance firm in Washington. Ferre, who is gay and currently without a partner, has seen relationships fail because the logical next step--marriage--was not an option. "It's difficult to stay in a relationship if you can't get married," he says. "It becomes very easy to cut your losses and move...