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...colorful silkscreened squares of paper that decorate Allan P. Sahagun ’09’s common room don’t exactly scream “entrepreneur.” But Sahagun, with art projects and websites, loves to be creative. Sahagun and his brother Aaron, a 2006 University of California-Berkeley grad, recently earned a spot on BusinessWeek’s list of the 25 Best Entrepreneurs Under 25 for their social networking site, Alumwire.com. The brothers developed the site, which connects college students and recent graduates with job opportunities, as a response to their own need...
Jeremy Townsend, the original Ghetto Gourmet, came up with the idea when his brother, a line cook, wanted to try some dishes. They started in their house. Two years and one visit from a health inspector later, Townsend took his idea mobile, trying out chefs in other cities. "My ultimate dream is to tour the country like a rock band, except with dinner parties," he says...
...that belonged to “Little Lulu” creator Marjorie Henderson Buell, were donated to the library this past July by her sons Lawrence and Frederick. Marge, as she signed her cartoons, died in 1993.The collection donated by Cabot Professor of American Literature Lawrence Buell and his brother Frederick, an English professor at Queens College, includes fan letters, comic books, scrapbooks of high points in Lulu’s history, and a complete set of the newspaper cartoons.When Dean of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study Drew Gilpin Faust found out that “Marge?...
...they never stood a chance. “[My father] just fell in love with it,” says Kevin, now a senior center on the Harvard men’s hockey team. “He figured it would be a good way for me and my brother to get involved with the community, meet some new friends, new people.” The Du boys took to the ice early, never dismayed by the fact that there was only one other Chinese family in town. After all, everyone looks alike behind a facemask. “Getting...
...proceedings, Hussein was at turns hostile, glib and dismissive toward the court as prosecutors pressed their case against him for the systematic brutalization of Dujail following the assasination attempt. There were of course the periodic outbursts from Saddam, his lawyers and his co-defendants, chiefly Hussein's half brother Barzan Ibrahim.? But as often as not the proceedings in the early part of the trial went forward quietly, with Hussein acting bored. He'd sit for long stretches with his head resting on one of his hands. Sometimes, as court was in session, he'd zone out altogether. At least...