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Universities “should come to the city and present the plans of where they are going to grow, what affect they’re going to have, and how that will be compensated with he loss of the tax base,” he said...
...When you practice one thing for weeks on end and a few things go wrong, it’s tough,” co-captain midfielder Brian Mahler said. “It’s not the main reason why we lost, but it did affect us. We have to become a more adaptable team.” The Crimson made the contest a bit more interesting early in the third quarter, when Harvard scored back-to-back goals just over a minute apart to shrink the lead to 8-3. Sophomore midfielder Matt Motschwiller scored the second...
...show could only convey indirectly through dance or music. Lucerito L. Ortiz ’10 and José G. Olivarez ’10 embodied the central theme of “Cultural Rhythms” through their portrayal of critical social issues that have a wide-ranging affect on the entire student body. As 2007 Artist of the Year, Fishburne’s address to the audience emphasized the appreciation of cultural diversity as the focus of the show. “This cultural festival really is one of the most beautiful celebrations of the human family...
...says.Of course, there was a chance that the original layer of paint had been laid down by Pollock, and that the newer materials had emerged during some kind of conservation effort. But Khandekar emphasizes that he and his team took this possibility into account, and that it does not affect the validity of their conclusion.“The paintings had been treated by a conservator at some time in the recent past since their discovery a few years ago,” says Khandekar. “We talked to the restorer...he told us the materials he used...
...Ph.D. reflect one’s ability to understand a field and contribute to the scientific community’s knowledge of it. As Gund Professor of Neuroscience John Dowling wrote in an e-mail, as long as graduate students’ “creationist views do not affect their science teaching or research,” they should be given degrees. Though we are uncomfortable with “creationists touting legitimate science credentials to add credence to their preposterous views,” as Johnstone Professor of Psychology Steven Pinker commented in an e-mail, to deny...