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Harvard students who have long pined for extended dining hours may get their wish someday, but with some potentially significant sacrifices...
...child is immensely emotionally gratifying and a ton of fun? The point is that adoption, imperfections and all, is a tremendous emotional benefit to children and parents, as well as to the dedicated professionals who make it possible. As for profit-making by those involved—I wish! Then we could have more adoptive families and fewer Enrons...
Your Nov. 14 article (“Faculty to Discuss Gen Ed Report,” news) only quoted the conclusion of my remarks on the general education proposal. I wish to provide a fuller version of my thoughts: The distressing lack of emphasis on the humanities and on the study of the indispensable aesthetic component of human life and thought may result from the present bias of the proposal, but even more so from its unfortunate focus on life after Harvard. Just because relatively few Harvard students go on to graduate school and careers in academia does not mean...
...large effect on women’s health,” said Katie E. Koopman ’08, chair of the Seneca’s Women’s Outreach Committee. Koopman said she and the fellow organizers of the campaign understand why women may or may not wish to go through with the vaccination, but that they should make informed decisions. Koopman said the campaign will have been a success if it had “encouraged women to investigate the vaccine and see if it was right for them.” As for a potential...
...context, which is also insulting to the men assumed to have no control over their desires. It has become the elephant in the room, actually serving to shift our focus towards sex, rather than allowing each individual to be appreciated for their mind and not simply their body. I wish the woman on the street in Cairo this summer had understood that, and saved me the anger of having my shirt tugged in public by a stranger. But I am thankful that she forced me to analyze that anger and to confront religious beliefs that...