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...simply rely on experts to manually catch copied work during peer-review sessions. “In days before electronic copies of articles, [peer reviews] were all we could rely on,” said Stuart M. Shieber ’81, a professor of computer science and a co-director of Harvard Law School’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society. “Now that we have computer tools, we don’t need to rely on just peer reviews.” The program is still in test phases and is expected...
...current director of Kuumba, In order to further celebrate mariachi this weekend, they will screen “Compañeras” tonight, a documentary about the first all-female mariachi band in the United States, attended by the film’s co-director and producer Elizabeth Massie. It is not just the music but also the musicians that make Mariachi Veritas members so proud of their organization. “Personalities in the group mesh really well,” Yapp says. “It’s a good group of people. It?...
...that Jews go off and do their own thing,” said Kipnees, a second-year student at the Law School. “I think this indicated to everyone how open the Jewish community at Harvard is to having other people enjoy their holidays.” Co-director of Chabad at Harvard Elkie Zarchi said that the event was important because it provided a sense of community for students away from home. “Traditionally, Shabbat dinners are celebrated with family,” Zarchi wrote in an e-mailed statement. “Here...
...These were people who really cared about something, and they went and got involved in it, even if nobody else was doing it,” said Lumumba B. Seegars ’09, a co-leader of the trip and co-director of Students Taking on Poverty (STOP...
...There's a fantastic collective high we're seeing in the theaters," says Catherine Owens, a co-director of U23D, which was filmed during Irish band U2's 2006 Vertigo tour. "It reflects the joy and exuberance you see from the audiences who are hearing the show live [in the movie]." U23D makes the most of its dimensionality, plunging you into the middle of teeming stadium crowds, without the elbow in your ribs or the drunk "Woo hoo!" girl in your ear. And unlike $70 nosebleed seats, the $17 movie tickets get you close enough to Bono's outstretched hand...