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...calls to mind “Garden State” (and looks worse for the comparison). While “Garden State” focused on a character awakening to and experiencing the world around him, “Elizabethtown” is about a character learning to accept his life and all its shortcomings, or, as Claire puts it, to “wallow in the delicious misery.” The quick cuts that overwhelm upon Drew’s first meeting his family in Kentucky are replaced by calmer shots at the end, and, like Drew...
...skin.”Eastman added that he thought the government, and therefore, the armed services, should be considered a unique employer at the Law School because it provides Harvard with more than $400 million in grants each year.“Harvard is not being forced to accept that grant...it’s not compelled speech. But if they take that grant with that condition, they are obligated to that condition,” he said.Greenfield responded to Eastman’s argument with a list of possible conditions he thought the government might freely attach to grants...
...once again grant the military access in light of Pentagon threats to cut off federal funding.“Harvard’s complicity in bigotry is one of the most important human rights issues of our generation,” Dershowitz said. “We simply cannot accept a standard which tells us we must compromise our morality in the interests of money.”The 1994 Solomon Amendment allows the Secretary of Defense to bar federal funding from universities that do not permit military recruiters on their campuses. Representatives from the Judge Advocate General?...
...general, biology theses have been done in Harvard laboratories under Harvard supervision,” says Biology head tutor David A. Haig.Administrators and students also cited pre-med requirements as a major obstacle keeping many science students from studying abroad—medical schools do not accept credit for pre-med courses taken abroad.“It might be the breaking point,” says Haig. “I’ll say to students…the concentration will accept these courses. But the Med School won’t. And the student might decide...
...average for the Ivy League. Assistant Dean of the College Paul J. McLoughlin II says at national conferences, most administrators said they have had similar surges in the number of student groups. But the fact that Harvard is comparable to other institutions should not force Harvard to blindly accept a troubled status quo. The problem with the overabundance of student groups can be seen in the glut of student publications, which currently total 34 with two more being added to the list shortly. It’s impossible to read even a fraction of them, and few students go through...