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Some professors had raised concerns before the meeting about whether Summers lied to them last month when he denied that he had considered allowing other faculties besides FAS to award Ph.D. degrees. But after Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby repeated at the outset of yesterday’s meeting that he had never participated in conversations about such a change, the issue was not discussed further...
...leading role of Gussie in the Stephen Sondheim musical “Merrily We Roll Along.” During her freshman spring, Karlin was one of four Harvard students chosen to act in “Reason,” a professional production directed by the Obie Award-winning experimental director Ping Chong, and sponsored by the Office for the Arts at Harvard...
Since his arrival at Harvard four years ago, Robert A. Hodgson ’05 has spent the majority of his time in the spotlight, and his commitment to the stage will be honored by the Office for the Arts at Harvard’s Jonathan Levy Award in Drama. This prestigious award is given each year to Harvard’s most promising undergraduate actor...
...honor of her long-term involvement in student theater, the Office for the Arts at Harvard (OFA) is presenting Mangu-Ward with the Louise Donovan Award. Each year the OFA chooses one senior each year to receive the Donovan Award in recognition of “outstanding work behind the scenes in the arts,” according to their press release. Mangu-Ward has worked on more than sixteen productions over the past four years...
...will be honored as an “International Role Model” by an American organization that works to educate against homophobia. Dan Wagner ’03-‘05, a Crimson editor who currently works for the Pennsylvania Equality Forum, which is to present the award to Chretien, praises the former leader for his “defining role in gay and lesbian civil rights.” Wagner says the Equality Forum chose Chretien to receive the award because he “reminded Canadians of the importance of individual rights under the Charter [Canada?...