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...bullshit” attitude and self-confidence, he says. Not knowing how to apply his joint degree, Chiang applied to law school, and even though his transcript “didn’t look like a law student’s,” he was accepted at Columbia at New York University. At this point, Chiang turned a corner that would prove crucial: he decided to put off law school for a year to see what he could make out of his renewed interest in comics. One year later he was assistant editing at “Disney...
...Broukhim, who spearheaded the effort. According to the document’s history on Google Docs, which Broukhim made available to a Crimson reporter, the piece was subject to hundreds of revisions by 36 individuals. The only Ivy League daily papers that have not published the opinion are The Columbia Daily Spectator and The Dartmouth. The Dartmouth, which is not printing until after the holidays, is expected to publish the editorial online today, according to Broukhim. “It was a very strong message to administrators that student journalists need to be treated with as much respect as independent...
...students post anonymously. Indeed, the site features a broad spectrum of comments: the mundane, the intellectual, the random, the emotional, but mostly the patently offensive. BoredAtLamont is one of nine “Bored At” Web sites, the first of which was started this February by 2006 Columbia graduate Jonathan R. Pappas. But why subject library dwellers to the rants of others? “It was a little bit of being bored,” says Pappas. “Actually, it was mostly being bored. I’m constantly creating new Web sites...
...Ancient Eight leaderboard. His 1.71 blocks per game are the best in the league. The consecutive road wins spearheaded by Cusworth marked the first time Harvard has won two straight games away from home since Jan. 28 and Feb. 3, when it toppled Ivy rivals Brown and Columbia. —Staff writer Ted Kirby can be reached at tjkirby@fas.harvard.edu...
...list also mentions three leaders who made the final rounds of Harvard’s last presidential search, which resulted in Lawrence H. Summers’ selection in 2001—Lee C. Bollinger, now Columbia University’s president; former Harvard Provost Harvey V. Fineberg ’67, who now heads the Institute of Medicine; and Amy Gutmann ’71, currently president of the University of Pennsylvania...