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Matthew A. Gline ’06 a physics concentrator in Quincy House, wants desperately to legitimize his web surfing addiction. To that end, “Bits and Bytes,” his column on technology policy at Harvard and in the world at large, will appear on alternate Tuesdays...
Rebecca D. O’Brien ’06 a History and Literature concentrator in Kirkland House, is the former associate managing editor of The Crimson and a recovering perfectionist. Her column “Undercovered” will appear on alternate Fridays, and will focus on the (sometimes hilarious, often tragic) disconnect between students and the Faculty at Harvard...
...Greenfield said that a bill about the library will likely appear before the UC this week, and predicted that the movement to improve the library will gain momentum...
...resolution it chooses to consider, rather than continue to blast the president in the face with water that was long ago under the bridge.For the time, Faculty animosity is codified in a tellingly ambiguous, 18-word proposed resolution. What those leading the push for a no-confidence resolution appear to want is Summers’ resignation or removal from the office of University president. Calling on Summers to resign would be a far more courageous and honest course of action for Faculty dissidents.And while we advocate a clear-worded resolution that addresses the Faculty’s specific concerns...
...film takes a particularly nice turn at about the halfway mark when, having gone through nine of Prairie Wind's 10 songs in the order in which they appear on the album (He Was the King is saved for the inevitable DVD), Young strikes up a string of older classics, starting with 1968's I Am a Child. When Young & Co. later groove into Comes a Time with eight guitars in a line pumping like a row of pistons, Young fanatics and other assorted baby boomers might well descend into tearful raptures. Every viewer, though, will be impressed...