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...what’s the third!? I’m sure Mary can tell you.” “Mike said funny voices, falling down, and what’s the third?” asks Mary E. Birnbaum ’07, Hoagland’s co-director, and the “Mary” Hoagland was referring to. “I think maybe there are just three rules because we think there are three rules.” Given the SGCT’s purpose—to adapt either a fairy tale...
...been a teacher, mentor, and friend since freshman year,” Hoagland says. Hoagland is not only varied in his choice of roles on stage, but also roles behind the scenes. He has also directed two of the last seven 24-hour play festivals on campus. Currently the co-director of the Sunken Garden Children’s Theatre, he is directing a production of “Hansel and Gretel” with the company this weekend. Harvard is not the only place that Hoagland has been able to perform. He remembers with fondness a slightly embarrassing role...
...Seltzer ’96 (HLS ’99) is a Fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society. Charles R. Nesson ’60 (HLS ’63) is William F. Weld Professor of Law at Harvard Law School and the founder and faculty co-director of the Berkman Center for Internet & Society...
With an estimated $200 billion in U.S. health-care construction planned for the next decade, how hospitals are built and operated will have a huge impact on the environment. And Gail Vittori means to have an impact on those hospitals. With her husband Pliny Fisk III, Vittori is co-director of the Center for Maximum Potential Building Systems, a nonprofit design center in Austin, Texas. MaxPot, as it's known, advises institutions of all kinds--from a homeless shelter in Austin to the Pentagon as it rebuilt after Sept. 11--on how to adopt environmentally sound materials and practices...
...Spring Fling—their massive extravaganza boasted both Third Eye Blind and Ben Folds. “I think it was sort of a throwback to everyone’s junior high school and high school days,” says Matt B. Mizrahi, the co-director of the Penn Concert Planning Committee. But if you’re just one of the 7,000 expected to show up at this year’s Yardfest, don’t be too upset: as Goldenberg says, “No one else gets to have their concert in Harvard...