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...Podcasts serve a similar far-reaching purpose for its parent institution, Princeton’s Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.“It enhances the school’s role in serving the public because it opens it up to a much bigger public,” Liu said.—Staff writer Lulu Zhou can be reached at luluzhou@fas.harvard.edu...
...Gift donation is a small amount of money, sometimes as little as $20, given at a dining hall or at a graduation event. Though the value of the gift may seem puny compared to Harvard’s $25.9 billion endowment, $20 goes a long way towards ensuring that bigger gifts will come in the future. The habit of giving encouraged by the Senior Gift ensures that the Harvard College Fund (HCF)—and specifically, the financial aid pool of the HCF—remains healthy for the years to come. Senior Gift contributions directly and indirectly benefit...
...Cent are starring in new movies, and both of you show a lot of skin in them. Who has better abs, you or 50? I'm a smaller guy. 50's got the arms, I got the abs. He's got nice tracks. He's a bigger deal. He goes for the more muscular look. I go for the lean and cut look...
What's it like for a teacher's son from Normal, Ill., to deal with the notorious strongmen of Africa? "I've been doing the same thing for 50 years," he says with a shrug. "Just a bigger scale. Same damn thing." Having picked up a degree in geological engineering from the University of Oklahoma, Van Dyke got his start in the dusty fields of Wichita Falls, Texas, in 1951. His mentor, wildcatter S.D. Johnson, taught him the basics: find a farmer with promising land and get him to lease you the rights, then find an oil company willing...
...dining hall hours. Unlike the question of employee pay, these issues all pertain immediately, directly, and undeniably to our experience as students here. We elect our representatives with the understanding that they will limit themselves to these circumscribed forms of advocacy, and that they will not dabble in bigger, more divisive issues, as they did this week.None of this is to say that there should not be a representative body responsible for discussing the sort of issues that stray sufficiently from the beaten path of present UC politics to provoke controversy and complaint. But, to prevent the confused outcry...