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Once in the stairwell, Baur said he could see broken glass all around, but did not see the people involved in the altercation...
Fifty years later, Ghana, a country of 22.6 million, remains an uncannily accurate measure of Africa's successes and failures, its ambitions and broken dreams. As was true for many African states, the optimism of independence gave way to unrest, militarism and economic decline. As elsewhere, Ghanaians struggled back, rebuilding their country, renewing their democracy and securing fresh reason to hope. Today Ghana is a bright beacon for a continent the world too often sees only for its suffering. The country's rise and fall and rise again have given many Ghanaians--and many Africans--a more realistic understanding...
...mails bemoaning the “shitwater” inundating I entryway started flooding Cabot’s open list. Anxious students were quickly calmed by e-mails from Fure and Cabot House Master Jay M. Harris, who informed students that the water was, in fact, from a broken sprinkler pipe. Harris, who is also the Wolfson professor of Jewish studies, said last night that Harvard would reimburse students for any damanged goods, and Fure told students that Kargere, the resident dean, could write extensions for those students writing theses or with upcoming midterms. Harris said that a few hours...
...island and its coast, particularly the Maine sunsets, speak to the location’s uniqueness. Coupled with the folksy score, including a number of songs written by McCrudden, the backdrop harbors more originality than the rest of the film. Cole’s honest struggle to rebuild his broken life is a moving one, but the plot drags, then comes to a complete stop. Emotions run high from the start as the film plunges into an aggressive war between the mainlanders and islanders, but McCrudden fails to maintain that momentum. Moreover, the cinematography lacks inspiration. Many of the shots...
...Search Committee appointed a student advisory committee for the first time. It seems strange that students will have even less of a say in this selection—which will affect them more—than they had in Faust’s. Even though committees are often more broken than brokering, Faust should at least extend the student body the courtesy of an official audience...