Word: co-editor-in-chief
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...co-editor-in-chief Christian L. Garland ’10, the magazine is anything but pornography, as some have labeled it. H BOMB takes itself very seriously, and we want students to as well,” he said. “I was really drawn to [H BOMB] because sex is something that is often not talked about in a thoughtful manner, at least at Harvard. I wanted to be part of that conversation...
...SAGHAH are already planning an upcoming joint initiative. The Harvard College Global Health Review and the Harvard College Global Health and AIDS Coalition will be holding a “dough-raiser” at Uno Chicago Grill this Friday evening, according to the Review’s Co-Editor-In-Chief, Michael T. Henderson ’11. Uno’s customers who present a coupon that will be handed out during this week will have 20 percent of their purchase donated to the “Harvard for Haiti” relief effort...
...works about the Holocaust. Nonetheless, her thesis explored what she terms “ineffability as a philosophical problem” in Celan’s work, or “how to talk about what you can’t talk about.”As a co-Editor-in-Chief of The Harvard Gamut, a poetry editor on Persephone, a literature concentrator, a recently anointed Marshall Scholar, and a poet herself, Vasiliauskas, who is also a Crimson photography editor, knows how to talk about pretty much anything. Ironically, though, she can be reticent when discussing her own accomplishments.She...
Frankie Chen ’07, the co-editor-in-chief of Diversity and Distinction, said The Crimson’s reputation has been to be fairly diffident to criticism. Chen said colleagues he discussed the published correction with were surprised by its directness...
...manager, said that the magazine fell into a deeper hole as a result of printing more issues. In fact, Plant noted that after printing four issues, the group had repaid its $10,000 worth of debt. Fourth, the article did not correctly contextualize comments by Frankie Chen '07, co-editor-in-chief of the magazine. Chen's comments about the magazine's dependence on a single source of funding referred to the publication's behavior in 2000, not the present day. Finally, the article should have mentioned that Diversity and Distinction receives grants from the Harvard Foundation, the Undergraduate Council...