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...long way from the Presnyakov brothers' hometown of Yekaterinburg deep in the Ural Mountains. But that's O.K. "A life on the go adds grist to our impression mill," says Oleg Presnyakov, 37, as he and his brother, Vladimir, 32, packed for a trip to Berlin to attend an opening of their 2003 play, Playing the Victim. It's a good thing the duo don't mind life on the road. Their increasing popularity as two of the world's hottest young playwrights has made itineraries like Moscow to Sydney via Tokyo, or Boston to Transylvania via London, routine...
...power of God and the power of thousands of people stuffed into Memorial Church all at the same time at Sunday and Monday’s 97th Annual Christmas Carol Service. While both performances are open to the public, the “general public is encouraged to attend the Monday service,” according to the Church’s website. So on Sunday, move over, local yokels, this holiday spirit’s just for us. The University Choir will perform seasonal music, as well as a newly-commissioned piece from Harvard alum Daniel R. Pinkham...
...example of its commitment to increasing all students’ productivity, he says. Kopko’s “judgment day” is Jan. 17, the day he hopes to receive a thick envelope from Harvard Business School. If it comes his way, Kopko plans to attend HBS next year and to continue to run DormAid. But no matter what, Kopko says his long-term goal is to keep doing what he enjoys most: building “wonderful businesses with people I love.” Donald Trump, take note...
...many alumni, consciously or not, give because they hope that their children will be able to attend Harvard. They also give because they want the Harvard that their children may attend to be as great as the one they attended. Such donations subsidize on-campus opportunities for all Harvard students—including the majority who are not legacies...
There are many other arguments for legacy admission. Most notably, some argue that having the children of the rich and powerful attend Harvard makes Harvard a better place. Whether one is persuaded by these arguments or not, it is worth paying extra attention to legacy applicants for the sake of having a more engaged community of alumni alone...