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After brief introductions by Hunt, Knowles and Rudenstine, Jiang took center stage, where he proceeded to keep audiences in Sanders, Science Center A and E and the Boylston auditorium racing to keep up with the rapid Mandarin-to-English translation...
Jiang switched to English midway through his talk, much to the amusement of about 1,000 invited guests, including nearly 100 leaders of campus groups. Another 200 people, most of them Chinese, watched the speech via simulcast in a nearby auditorium...
...first speech by a Chinese president in the University's history, Harvard has provided its largest auditorium in Sanders Theatre and additional broadcast space in the Science Center, making the speech accessible to a large audience. The determined efforts of the administration, and especially the Fairbank Center for East Asian Studies under the direction of Ezra F. Vogel, have allowed this event of global significance to take shape smoothly...
...would be a little intimidating to audiences. In his introductory speech, Gianvito jokingly asked the 50 audience members assembled whether they were feeling tired yet. He also mercifully scheduled breaks every four hours during the showing of the movie, and had assistants selling coffee and food in the adjacent auditorium. "It's worth it" to remain through the entire film, he reminded the audience, in order "to reach that amazing two-hour dream sequence at the end if you're not all hallucinating yourselves by that time...
...voice of the law will have to sort the other voices out. And after all the screaming in our mental auditorium, we acquiesce at last to that. But the screaming itself is exhausting. What have we learned from it? Anything new? Perhaps. But even the knowledge is contaminating...