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Kuumba’s We Have Heard Angels: The 35th Annual Dr. S. Allen Counter Christmas Concerts. Friday, Dec. 9 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 10 at 8 p.m. Memorial Church. Tickets available through the Harvard Box Office, (617) 496-2222. Free...
...department of African-American Studies celebrated its 35th anniversary in 2004. Although Af-Am has now been a fixture at Harvard for a generation, it wasn’t until 1991, when Gates took charge as Department Chair, that it truly embarked on its rise to greatness...
...yellow card at all.”The call was most frustrating for the Crimson because of when it took place. Only minutes earlier, Harvard solidified its solid first-half play with senior forward Charles Altchek’s eighth goal of the season, tallied in the 35th minute.On the play, midfielder Brian Charnock crossed a precise ball into the box to Altchek. After controlling the ball, Altchek led a textbook give-and-go with midfielder Nicholas Tornaritis, passing out of the box to Tornaritis who dribbled past a defender before rocketing the ball back to Altchek...
...first female attorney general and a leader of a Latino community service organization in New Haven, Conn. both received an award, co-sponsored by Harvard, that recognizes top public servants under the age of 40 yesterday. Caroline B. Kennedy ’80, the daughter of the 35th president, presented the second annual John F. Kennedy New Frontier Awards to 39-year-old Lisa Madigan, Illinois’ top law enforcement officer, and 39-year-old Kica Matos, executive director of JUNTA for Progressive Action, at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library’s Stephen Smith Center in Boston...
...heart of this frenzy is the flawed assumption that the ladders are firmly runged. But the truth is that they could justifiably be reordered. New York University could be 35th on one ranking and 11th on the other; Harvard first on one and 12th on another. Different methodologies yield different results, and Harvard, for example, would presumably not win the highest points for undergraduate teaching. Perhaps it is also here that college-bound families will feel more satisfied with their station in life and not indulge in their more Darwinist impulses, as has been the case in recent years...