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...magazine, a literary and photography quarterly which was first published this summer, is the brainchild of Robert Coles '50, the Agee Professor of Social Ethics, and photographer Alex Harris...
Harvard hockey coach Ronn Tomassoni has been the driving force behind Midnight Madness to the point where some have called the event his brainchild...
...brainchild of Symonds, a first-yearadvisor, who came up with idea last fall as apossible project to pursue in a few years.However, the Freshman Dean's Office was receptiveenough to the proposal to bring it into realityfor the class of 1999. "The program is very opento suggestion and very flexible," said Maria E.Padilla '96, a FAP steering committee member. "Wereally want to make sure it works by being open toideas. That is important in a program that isbeing run for the first time...
...image of polar bears knocking back bottles of Coca-Cola was the most popular television ad campaign in 1994, according to a survey of 20,000 TV viewers. The bears, also a popular stuffed toy last Christmas, were the brainchild of Hollywood's Creative Artists Agency, the top talent shop that took a piece of the Coke business from longtime agency McCann-Erickson...
...halfway down his back. The latest generation of supercomputers, utilizing massive parallel processing, was invented, developed and manufactured by Danny Hillis, a genial longhair who set out to build ``a machine that could be proud of us.'' Public-key encryption, which can ensure unbreakable privacy for anyone, is the brainchild of Whitfield Diffie, a lifelong peacenik and privacy advocate who declared in a recent interview, ``I have always believed the thesis that one's politics and the character of one's intellectual work are inseparable.'' Our generation proved in cyberspace that where self-reliance leads, resilience follows, and where generosity...