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...date, Clinton has raised $33 million for her re-election and has more than $17 million in the bank, a figure she can easily double this year. She had two fund raisers in New York last week, and she is set to attend events in Dallas and St. Louis, Mo., in the next two weeks. More than 75 party fund raisers gathered at a Washington hotel last month so that Clinton's inner circle could brief them on the New York race, her probable opponents, the G.O.P.'s history of using every weapon and tactic against her and the plans...
...more likely to have a support network available, and may therefore be less affected by a spouse’s death, Elwert said. Twenty percent of elderly single whites live with family members, compared to 40 percent of elderly black singles. African-Americans are also statistically more likely to attend church and be active in their religious community. In addition to the spiritual resources a church may provide, Elwert emphasized that the church also “links them to other members of the congregation and church infrastructure.” With more people looking out for their health, black...
...freshmen. Far too many prefects find themselves in the precarious situation of dispensing “social” advice to freshmen, while being unable to—in fact, prohibited from—socializing with their prefectees in standard College social contexts or answering their academic questions. Ill-attended weekly chips and salsa sessions ensue; the conversation is often dull, and prefects themselves sometimes fail to attend. To be clear, there is nothing wrong with the prefects themselves. They are, sadly, constrained by an institution confused in its purpose. Asked to do little, it does little in return. When...
...discussing why students should attend the event, he asserts that “while there has been lots of ballroom in the media, both in movies and on television, this unique event can give Harvard students the opportunity to witness what competitive ballroom is actually like, both at the collegiate level, and in general…the Harvard Invitational is as close to a professional ballroom competition as a collegiate competition will come...
...Romance Languages and Literatures Tom Conley. Such creatively provocative statements characterize Conley’s artistic and critical method: he examines the world through unexpected lenses, bringing forth questions and meanings that might otherwise remain undiscovered. Born in New Haven, Conn., and raised by parents who did not attend college, Conley never expected to find himself at Harvard as a professor and co-master of Kirkland House. After studying at Lawrence and Columbia Universities, Conley’s financial circumstances and his opposition to the Vietnam War landed him at the University of Wisconsin, where he studied French literature...