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...with projects and yield products that are deliverable directly to the communities we work with,” Fullwiley says. Students rushing to sign up for her next class should be warned, though. Fullwiley is picky when it comes to her students. “The classes I teach aren??t very big and are usually limited to 18 students. There’s an application process because I need kids committed to global health and I need to be able to screen students on where they’ve been in the world, language skills they?...
...their empires,” Armitage says. “She is a beautiful writer and a wonderful speaker.” It’s no surprise then, that even Jasanoff’s 10 a.m. lectures are consistently full. Furthermore, students in Jasanoff’s lectures aren??t often found Facebook stalking or Gchatting, but listening and note-taking. Jasanoff enjoys using narratives and stories in her lectures, explaining, “I try to tell stories because I think it’s important to capture something about human experience in the past...
...with eight tackles. Hayes had been a contributor in his first two seasons before being sidelined with an injury, and will lead a new wave of Crimson linebackers.“Conor Murphy, Sean Hayes, Jon Takamura, Nick Hasselberg, those guys can play, and the nice thing is we aren??t playing sophomores, we’re playing seniors,” Murphy said. “They’ve been on a couple really quality football teams, they’re hungry, they’ve got a little bit of a chip on their shoulder...
...composer of new musical “The Quad”—which opened in the Loeb Ex last night and will run until this Saturday—has taken it upon herself to rectify this one-sidedness. “We still have three dimensions. We aren??t all in Animal House,” Sarnak says. “The Quad” looks to prove this by taking a deeper look at both the seriousness and the silliness that is college.Sarnak has always been interested in stories that juxtapose extreme positive and negative...
...much time appearing on Fox News, excuse me for being mildly shocked that such an ignorant comment could encapsulate the views of one of the two major political parties in the greatest country in the world. Clearly, the purpose was misleading the more than 50 percent of Americans who aren??t sure if global warming is a manmade phenomenon...