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...boda boda” man, one of tens of thousands in Uganda. The term was christened in the small eastern town of Busia, which spills across the border with Kenya. Legend has it that the passenger bicycle operators used to call, “border, border?? to communicate as they ferried their customers across. Over the years, the “boda boda” phenomenon has spread throughout the country as an independent and unregulated transit system...
Chinese literature professor Wilt Idema said during the meeting that he was worried that as the working groups further define the “core” priorities of each academic division, the fields that “straddle the border?? may get shortchanged...
...collection of students at a Quad event last weekend involving two of Harvard’s most prominent black student organizations could be confused with campus trespassers. It explains why a recent Cinco de Mayo party at the University of Delaware had a “South of the Border?? theme, featuring members of a predominantly white honor fraternity poking some highly-offensive fun at Latinos everywhere...
...talk hosted by Harvard Students for Israel (HSI), Nonie Darwish relayed to the audience how the Israeli Defense Forces assassinated her father—who she said had led destructive Fedayeen attacks across Israel’s border??in the 1950s, when she was just eight years...
Ninety girls from elementary schools around Boston flocked to Sever Hall on Saturday to get a taste of what’s beyond the border??and what’s inside the Yard. The girls arrived on the Harvard campus for Global Girls Day, hosted by Strong Women, Strong Girls (SWSG), the all-female campus mentoring organization promoting self-esteem and leadership skills among girls in grades three to five. Each semester, SWSG—founded by Lindsay N. Hyde ’04—invites participating girls to Harvard for a day of workshops...