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...mornings we conducted legal research and went out on wild goose hunts criss-crossing the city for random bits of information and crucial documents,” Amy G.S. Chen, a third-year law student with PHRF, wrote in an e-mail. “In the evenings we donned rubber chemical boots and schlepped across ditches, past burning trash cans, through ankle-deep mud to interview workers camping out in a makeshift tent city in City Park...
...PHRF was attempting to set up a worker’s rights clinic, Chen wrote, and that her interviews with workers illuminated the problems faced by those recruited to the region with promises of work...
...collaborative effort to generate “the Jewiest quote ever!” As the evening—by all accounts a resounding success, according to Hillel and Chabad event co-ordinators—drew to a close and Andrea Jonas ’08 and Joy Z. Chen ’08 (“not Jews, just aspiring”) conquered their fears and succumbed to the oblong allure of gefilte fish, Seth R. Flaxman ’08 delivered with aplomb the one liner heard more often than smart remarks involving nice Jewish girls?...
...After Ben-Shahar graduated from the College, he studied in Cambridge, England on a Harvard-Cambridge fellowship and then returned to Harvard to obtain a Ph.D in organizational behavior. “He teaches psychology differently from a lot of other psychology professors,” said Kim Chen ’08, who is in “Positive Psychology.” “He tries to take these concepts and make you apply it to your own life,” she said. Students said the television clips Ben-Shahar shows in lecture make the content...
...Singapore, and Hong Kong at Harvard, and send 95 Harvard students to those cities in late March, according to Jonathan D. Einkauf ’06, the president of HCAP. CCCEF provided $3,000 to allow 10 students from Hong Kong to attend HCAP’s February conference. Chen said that Einkauf contacted her this year after HCAP was unable to raise the funds on its own. CCCEF, a non-profit organization founded by Harvard graduates in Hong Kong, brings students and alumni from top universities around the world to China to teach two three-week English courses...