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Surely, then, the Matthew J. Glazer ’06-Clay T. Capp ’06 campaign offered students a different approach. Alas, no. Presidential candidate Glazer said that the council “has to make sure we’re doing what students want us to get done,” and emphasized: “the UC is a student government.” Asked if he thought the council ought to be “more of a student government and less of a student group,” Glazer responded in the affirmative...
Learning From Performers hosts an evening with soprano saxophonist and composer Jane Ira Bloom, known for her flexible and innovative approach to jazz. “Sometimes I throw sound around the band like paint and other times I play and feel as if I was carving silence like a sculptor,” says Bloom. Come find out just how good you have to be for the International Astronomical Union to name an asteroid after you. General admission tickets at the Harvard Box Office, $5 students and seniors, $8 regular. 8 p.m. Lowell Lecture Hall. (ECMV...
...terms of dance, being in a college program has definitely affected my approach towards the art. Because I cannot dance as much as I did in high school, I am required to take more initiative before performances to get myself in shape and learn my parts. I think my college experiences—and the challenges that come with not only being director of the company but also simply being a college student—have definitely changed the way I perform. Particularly having co-produced two performances for Harvard Ballet Company, I see how much work goes into...
...dramatically enhance campus life and attract new students, for too long Harvard has managed to use its prestigious name to get away with below-par campus offerings. As the competition between universities for the top students inevitably increases, Harvard will soon be forced to reconcile its long inadequate approach to student life. A new student center in Allston, which has begun to seem increasingly possible, is by no means a gift to the student body; it is a requirement to bring the Harvard campus in line with 21st century standards of college life...
...public schools—with more part-time and transfers students, the current system writes off as “drop-outs” many students who ultimately graduate.“We’re forced to adopt this cookie-cutter approach to assessing student progress,” Wright said...