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...Prints: System, Style and Subject,” currently in the Fogg’s Strauss Gallery, grew out of a seminar on the history of printmaking offered two years ago by Marjorie B. Cohn, Carl A. Weyerhaeuser Curator of Prints. Instead of a ten-page footnoted paper, Cohn said she wanted to demand something that was more of a challenge for a student of art history: a consideration of one’s practical position studying such ideas surrounded by such a luxury of reference. She wanted them to consider the actuality of this history...
Inspired by this success, two Harvard students have joined forces with the Georgetown entrepreneurs. Carl P. Desir ’05 and Zareef J. N. Ahmed ’05—brother of company founder Tamiz Ahmed—are willing to find out. Their franchise division is appropriately named CrimsonBands. Desir says that the bands are “low-key pieces,” something that can be worn everyday. The pair say they think of the bands as comparable to class rings but much less expensive—two bands...
...this shift in offensive focus wasn’t even planned. Harvard coach Tim Murphy will admit that, while he saw Carl Morris gamebreaker-type talent in Dawson, he was prepared to platoon the transfer running back with Ryan Tyler, hoping to squeeze enough yards out of the duo to keep the pressure off his potent passing attack...
...this Carl...
...wide latitude that hedge funds enjoy is luring big-name money to the industry. Carl Icahn, the 1980s corporate raider who once controlled TWA and Texaco, is raising $3 billion for a hedge fund. He will probably use his new war chest to amass large positions in companies and then agitate for change. And Icahn plans to charge fatter fees: up to 3% of assets and 30% of profits...