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...average over the next 20 years,” she said. Amanda Jordan-Smith, 42, who has lived in Weston for two years, said she was pleased that the town seemed poised to preserve the open space. “I’ve got two dogs that I walk there, and it’s nice that it’s near the school where my kids go,” said Jordan-Smith, who has a 10 year-old son and an 8 year-old daughter. Joshua M. Isner ’09 of Weston said that...
...paper in some way, and it’s time that we take a stand against this immoral behavior. I know there are plenty of other important causes you are fighting for right now (the hundreds of random fliers I have stuffed in my pockets from my latest walk into the Science Center). But I think it’s time for us to focus on eliminating this ethical flaw among some members of our student body...
...study demonstrating prevalent perceptual biases, Banaji, who is also the Pforzheimer professor at the Radcliffe Institute, had the audience count the number of passes in a clip showing basketball players. The audience was so focused on the players that most did not see a woman with an umbrella walk through the game. “Social biases are not that different from perceptual biases,” Banaji said. She said that people demonstrate similar blindness in their judgments of other people, ignoring the information that does not fit into their existing “theory...
...these measures have been contested in state and federal courts by plaintiffs charging the state's with voter suppression, and several have been modified even in the last week. Ohio, for example, was forced by court ruling just last Wednesday to loosen its new ID requirements. A similar walk-back occurred in Georgia, where voters can now produce one of 17 different forms of ID or swear an affidavit of identity - far easier than producing a photo ID. Other states haven't backed down on their new rules. Check your Secretary of State's website if you aren't sure...
...performance of her career, holding Brown and Yale to a single goal over the course of 130 minutes, as the Crimson tied the Bears and the Bulldogs. Now, Martin and Harvard are in similar straits. Martin is charged with minding net for the sixth-ranked Crimson with only junior walk-on Kristin Toretta on the bench as insurance. Freshman Christina Kessler was supposed to enter the program and challenge Martin for the starting job vacated by graduate Ali Boe ’06. But the Canadian rookie injured her knee during a local tournament in early August, tearing...