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...issue is less to push a position than to encourage others to come to a position: to add my own voice to a swelling chorus urging FAS and the administration and the OFA to work together to rationalize and foster the arts at Harvard in a way that makes academic sense, financial sense and creative sense. This may not constitute an exercise of awesome Overseer power on my part. But it has been a lot of fun, and maybe it will do some good...
...you’re right! That’s so wild!” she replies. Inwardly, I’m cringing. Imram also knows a kid in a dorm called “Wiggleworm House.” That’s so wild, we agree in chorus...
...chorus of politicians spoke out against the sale’s near-completion three weeks ago, when the board of the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority (MTA) voted to allow their head to accept Harvard’s bid on the land. But last night’s meeting was the first time many of the deal’s major opponents publicly made their case...
Rockwell’s lifelong affair with the arts began during his undergraduate years at Harvard, where he says he “did odd things”—including working at WHRB, participating in the madrigal club and singing in the chorus of the Harvard-Radcliffe Opera...
...rest of the world, Washington's broadside against Syria did little to allay anxieties about the exercise of American power. The usual chorus, France and Russia, warned that the Administration was making "dangerous" threats against Damascus. Even America's allies were taken by surprise. "It was never Britain's intention to take on Syria in this manner," says a London official. Only in the Arab world was there a sense of clarity: the bullying was all about placating Israel. Shaul Mofaz, Israel's Defense Minister, practically said as much in a newspaper interview: "Israel has a long list of issues...