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...environmentally aware businesses,” she says. Kuhn calls undergraduate environmental consciousness “really encouraging.” She sees the filling of three auditoriums for a screening of “An Inconvenient Truth” as a sign of this “increased awareness?? and hopes the festival can contribute to that effect. Wilson sees the true significance of Earth Day as a day “to celebrate the earth and realize that it’s an amazing place and also to recognize and become more informed about...
...Laurel T. Ulrich’s best-known quotation, a bumper-sticker staple, reads: “Well-behaved women seldom make history.” With a Women’s Week of relatively inoffensive events like a “Smoothie Night for Vision Awareness?? and a “Broads in the City” mixer, are women at Harvard too well-behaved for their own good...
...said that council members will meet on Nov. 29 with the College Safety Committee, a group including police, administrators, and students, to discuss the crosswalks. In addition to its focus on local matters, the council also passed an act seeking to promote “global awareness?? by funding distribution of The New York Times in dining halls. The Crimson is partnering with the UC to distribute newspapers during a trial period. Crimson President William C. Marra ’07 said the paper is still considering whether to continue the program on a permanent basis. The trial...
...leaders to seriously address African poverty at the Gleneagales summit, the “Make Poverty History” campaign and its U.S. counterpart, “ONE,” launched a multi-million-dollar international publicity blitz of commercials, concerts, and wristbands designed to raise awareness??not money—for the poor of Africa. As Tom Hanks said at the end of the ONE television spot, “We're not asking for your money. We're asking for your voice...
...genocidal crisis in Sudan stirred remarkable student action this year. Campus groups worked tirelessly, not only to raise awareness??a commendable feat in itself—but to effect change in University policy regarding its investment holdings. While we have not always agreed with various student groups’ methods of calling for Harvard’s divestment from companies like PetroChina—a Beijing-based oil company with strong ties to the Sudanese government—we have always staunchly agreed with their intentions. And as the Harvard Corporation announced in April that it was withdrawing...