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...alumnus??who refers to himself as Noah Feehan/AKA ’03—will install a video performance piece titled “Steak Filter.” The piece involves cooking a chunk of steak while displaying a live video feed of the meat on a monitor next to it. Feehan uses the steak’s conductive properties as a filter for the video signal. The meat itself is used to link the live video to the monitor, and it creates patterns of interference on the display, which gradually change as the meat cooks...
...philosophical problems with a modern Harkness. Practically, there are fewer tycoons on the scale of Harkness today—and far more legal implications to their donations. Even the $100 million that David Rockefeller donated to Harvard last April—the largest ever single donation by an alumnus??pales in comparison to Harkness’s munificent $155 million. Nevertheless, with Harvard’s centuries of experience fundraising, its numerous wealthy alumni, and its thriving Committee on University Resources such a donation seems, at least, possible...
...Harvard’s most recent total was aided by a number of large donations, most notably a $100 million gift from David Rockefeller ’36—the largest ever from an alumnus??to fund international programs and the arts...
...Harvard Alumni Association (HAA) offers a wide range of indulgences for the travel-hungry alumnus?? needs including a “breadth of destinations and price ranges,” according to Associate Director of Alumni Education M. Trearty Bartley, who is responsible for organizing the travel program...
Even Dean of the Law School Elena Kagan came into Boston to see her “great alumnus?? speak at the convention on Tuesday night...