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...wouldn’t be difficult to pick out Chas F. Gillespie ’10 from the crowds of flashing sneakers and long legs at a cross-country meet. His distinctive get-up, like a “NBA: Stay in School” baseball cap??discovered in a summer job’s Lost and Found pile—along with his 14:01 minute 5K—3rd best in Harvard history—set him apart from the pack...
...elicited laughter by rendering situations outrageous while still remaining true to their characters’ intentions. Stone gave a notable performance as the Lord Chancellor, especially during a scene when he changes costumes—from a judge’s robe to a candy cane-like robe and cap??to sing about his unrequited love for Phyllis. This scene transitions into the cheerful “If You Go In,” performed by two other Lords (Benjamin J. Nelson ’11 and Jonathan P. Finn-Gamino ’12). The song?...
This summer, President Bush criticized the language in an earlier version of the bill, H.R. 3222—which would have set a 20 percent cap??as “artificial” and “arbitrary,” according to the Chronicle...
...what real-life child advocates are doing.”Though CAP has not completely convinced all of its participants to pursue a career in child advocacy, it has nonetheless exposed many students to a new field of law.Carlos A.L. Aqui, a second-year law student who took CAP??s clinical course, worked in the Philippines with young women forced to labor as domestic workers. Though Aqui says he isn’t ready to commit his career to this area, the program exposed him to an area that he predicts will impassion him even after graduation.Bartholet sees...
...performance.Currently, Harvard does not allow lecturers or teaching fellows to remain at Harvard for more than eight years. This archaic rule has a negative payoff: individuals who are hired for and excel at teaching students must leave regardless of their pedagogical ability. The typical argument for the eight year cap??that forcing lecturers to leave the University prevents them from getting stuck in a long-term teaching position—is paternalistic. If top-notch PhDs want to focus on teaching, Harvard should let them do so. And Harvard should go one step further by giving these teachers...