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...Great Britain, and Turkey have all had female heads-of-state, but we have not. The global average female participation rate at a parliamentary level is 16.3 percent, according to the Inter-Parliamentary Union. The U.S. House—which currently has its highest number of female members ever, 71??only meets this percentage of 16.3 percent. The Senate’s female participation rate is an equally low 16 percent. Until 1994, when Judith Rodin became president of the University of Pennsylvania, no Ivy League university had ever had a woman leader. And in Harvard?...
...Producer Aileen K. Robinson ’08 describes the story as “funny, and also sad at the same time. Very real. Not everything is pleasant in their lives.” The play was written by Christopher F. Durang ’71??who won the Harvard Arts Medal this past spring—and is made up of 33 short vignettes. Robinson says of the non-linear scene structure that “it’s like the way we remember life.” Bette and Boo’s marriage...
Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71??he’s pretty tight. What ideas has he brought to the table...
...Carr of Yale…With one more win, Murphy will move into a second place tie for career victories for a Harvard head coach. Murphy has accumulated 70 wins with the Crimson. Percy Haughton, who coached at Harvard from 1908-1916, currently holds second place all time with 71??Sophomore defensive end Brad Bagdis is tied for the Ivy league lead in sacks with five. —Staff writer David H. Stearns can be reached at stearns@fas.harvard.edu...
...three white-clad pilots raised their glasses after a hard day’s work in Rob Cohen ’71??s latest flick, “Stealth,” I regretted not being able to follow their lead. Surely, some pre-gaming would have dulled my growing desire to end my misery by inflicting bodily harm upon myself...