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...other hand, features the same kind of talent and savvy that the Crimson boasted in early 2004. Senior Jeannie Cullen (15 ppg) leads a trio of high-scoring perimeter threats, which includes classmate Soriaga (12.2 ppg) and junior Ashley Taylor (12.2 ppg). —Staff writer Alex McPhillips can be reached at rmcphill@fas.harvard.edu...
...Prized Paleness Alex Perry's letter from Bombay, "Could You Please Make Me a Shade Lighter?" [Dec. 5], reported that the desire for a lighter skin color is a national obsession in India. But Indians are not the only people who view fair skin as an ideal. It is no secret that many throughout the world feel the same way. Indeed, most of mankind does. Some of us as children were exposed to fairy tales like Snow White, in which the wicked queen asks, "Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?" Nizam Virmani Rolling Meadows...
...Carroll is the former vice-president and editor of the Los Angeles Times, which won 13 Pulitzer Prizes during his time there. Under the Shorenstein fellowship, Carroll would have had only one semester to focus on research. According to the Director of the Shorenstein Center Alex S. Jones, for Carroll to also teach, the KSG had to first approve him as a visiting member of the faculty. Michael A. Maidenberg—vice-president and chief program officer at the Knight Foundation—said Carroll’s national prominence and strong reputation as a journalist was the reason...
...elected treasurer. Qingni Lin ’09 was elected educational/political chair, which will be her first office in AAA. Ivy A. Lee ’09 and Chen Li ’09 will serve as social chairs. Yi Chen ’09 and Alex C. Liu ’08 were elected outreach chairs. Jimmy Zhao ’08 won the position of publicity chair, and Amy G. Zhou ’07 maintained her place as webmaster...
...Institute of Politics, where they spoke for more than an hour before television cameras and a large audience. The invite-only dinner afterward, which was attended by Harvard students as well as a handful of journalists and politicians, was declared on-the-record from the outset by Alex C. Jones, director of Harvard’s Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics, and Public Policy, who moderated the dinner conversation.Responding to Bernstein’s claim that the release of Plame’s identity was a “calculated leak” by the Bush administration, Woodward said...