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...right on the head with that.” Some students objected that the Harvard professor’s assessment of education did not address pressures felt in other areas of the world. “He just doesn’t take into account that in some countries you don’t have the time to know the difference between the chromosome and a genome,” said Tufts sophomore Eyal Amit. “But his seven points were very correct, especially when he was talking about active learning.” Summers, a renowned economist...
...indirect holdings in companies doing business with the Sudanese government is misinformed and is energy wasted by the Harvard Darfur Action Group (HDAG) and The Crimson. Not only do the groups’ allegations fail to understand the possible investment choices given the HMC, but they do not even account for the actual holdings in Harvard’s endowment. The allegations only serve to demonstrate a lack of understanding of financial instruments, unnecessarily tarnish the University’s name, and keep the HMC from doing its job. First, when the HMC reports its holdings, it only reports long...
...anarchists remain wedded to their egalitarian and democratic ideals to the death. Despite the director’s apparent clear-cut portrayal of the factions, Epps comments that the film does justice to the war.“The film is quite historically accurate. There was a very good account of the infighting among Catalonian forces,” he says. “Nevertheless, there is an amount of manipulation. All films take some sort of liberties.”LASTING IMPACTFor European history junkies, the Spanish Civil War figures prominently in shaping the events that took place...
...requires ambition and hard work; for Hyperion, other factors have made the journey even more difficult. When Fredricks first took the helm of the company, he was shocked to discover the financial and organizational problems that plagued the group. “I found out we had no bank account...We weren’t re-registered and we had all these problems,” says Fredricks, explaining the situation of Hyperion when he first became president of the organization two years ago. But now Moross and Fredricks are spearheading a change, hoping to return the ailing company back...
...Summers’ book, if and when it arrives, will raise the stakes considerably. It is likely to generate far greater interest than the typical academic treatise on account of his celebrity and, well, reputation...