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...horizon for the arts-conscious at Harvard. In November 2007, President Drew G. Faust announced the assembly of a task force on the arts consisting of both faculty and students, including Ho. According to OFA Director and task force member Jack Megan, the group will attempt to address the worries of undergraduates trying to pursue the arts outside of Harvard, although he doesn’t specifically foresee jobs or internships as a solution. “I think that the whole issue of arts in the curriculum, you know, the making of art for credit, versus study...
Despite what many preceptors say has been generally positive leadership under Jehn, little has been done to address these issues...
...Volantynys day / Whan euery bryd comyth there to chese [choose] his make [mate].” The jump from bird breeding to human displays of affection for St. Valentine’s Day emerged sometime in the fifteenth century, according to Watson. During this time, people first began to address each other as “Valentine” and send each other little gifts as tokens of their affection. Since that era, the tradition of mailing cards to loved ones gradually spread to Britain and eventually to the United States in the 1840s. By the late 1850s, Americans were...
Kelley, an environmental consultant from North Cambridge, added that the issue of construction projects interfering with residential life is a broader one that city leaders must address...
...Zinni said. “There will be a military-to-military relationship for a long time. We’re still in Europe 60 years [after World War II], which is how he meant it.” Zinni’s public remarks at the IOP yesterday addressed a range of topics that included rebuilding America’s foreign relations, transforming the American military, and responding to global climate change. He said that the U.S. has focused more attention in recent years on “failed states” because of the risk that they will...