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...have to be bright. You can’t be a dummy,” says Yannatos. Many of his students could have chosen to go to conservatories such as Juilliard, but instead they chose to supplement their music training with a strong focus in academia. Serving as an advisor to the admissions committee, Yannatos is able to preview the music of prospective students giving him a role not unlike that of an athletic coach in the selection of admitted students. Yannatos also spends an inordinate amount of time at the beginning of each year to select the newest members...
...presented the statement, titled “Restoring Scientific Integrity in Policy Making,” to White House Science Advisor John Marburger III last Thursday along with a 38-page report outlining the scientists’ complaints...
...this all sounds rather silly and outdated, it is. Except for the president’s Karl Rove-like political advisor, Mooseport’s plot and characters could all have been written half a century ago. While the movie’s male figures are all bumbling egotists, their female counterparts’ common sense and perpetual looks of exasperation are just as boring and one-dimensional. Marcia Gay Harden gives the film’s best performance in the single scene that allows her to show a little personality. Christine Baranski, who must be getting sick of playing...
Horbaczewski and company crafted proposals, complete with reading lists, of each of their topics. Carole Mandryk, Senior Tutor of Currier, took on the mantle of faculty advisor to the class. Each class consisted of a presentation by one of the members, followed by lively discussion, all well-lubricated by multiple six-packs. “I was just amazed at what I learned,” says Mandryk. “Maybe the students even worked extra...
...other College publications nicely, providing undergraduates a forum to vent on issues of sex and sexuality on campus. The magazine’s editors, Camilla A. Hrdy ’04-’05 and Katharina Cieplak-Von Baldegg ’06, as well as its faculty advisor, Professor of Psychology Marc D. Hauser, further emphasized that although the magazine would contain some nudity, it would not be the focus of the magazine, and it would not be pornographic. Rather, H bomb would strive to open discussion about sexuality through student contributions of fiction, artwork, features, and photographs...