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...celebrity-heavy lineup of speakers in Aspen featured ten Harvard affiliates, including former University President Derek C. Bok, Plummer Professor of Christian Morals Peter J. Gomes, Bass Professor of Government Michael J. Sandel, and Elisa New, a professor of English and Summers’ longtime partner...
...Bass Professor of Government Michael J. Sandel, who routinely draws students to his lectures by the hundreds, is offering a course that promises to draw interest from a wide range of students, including premeds, philosophers, and current-events junkies...
Tommy and the Tigers started with show tunes and moved between up-tempo, bass-heavy rock and slower, more “grooving” tunes...
Oppenheimer’s first stop in his attempt to escape the materialism of New York-area b’nai mitzvah is New Haven, Conn. At Beth El-Keser Israel (BEKI) synagogue, which is affiliated with the Conservative movement of Judaism, Oppenheimer attends the bat mitzvah of Annie Bass, an unusually religious young woman who attends a Jewish school and follows the Jewish custom of not working on the Sabbath. He is impressed by Annie’s bat mitzvah speech and by the fact that her interest in religion has also drawn her parents to Judaism. To Oppenheimer...
...urban charts and on MTV are Southerners like the Ying Yang Twins, Ludacris, Mike Jones and, of course, Atlanta duo Outkast, which last year became the first hip-hop act to win a Grammy for Album of the Year. The cutting edge of Southern music: a danceable, rapid-fire, bass-heavy rap (frequently blended with R&B) called crunk, fine-tuned and marketed by loud, gold-toothed former DJ Lil Jon and popularized partly through his massive and spectacularly vulgar hit Get Low. His music--along with the crunk (Southern shorthand for "cranked up," as in increased volume; it also...