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...rise as much as 10°F by the year 2100. Rising temperatures could melt the ice caps, which would raise the sea level globally, swamping coastal cities like New York. Droughts would follow in some places, torrential rains in others, devastating agriculture. It doesn't take Dennis Quaid to connect the dots. Climate change isn't science fiction; it's already happening. And when the oceans rise and the rain starts falling, Republicans and Democrats will find themselves equally wet. --With reporting by Desa Philadelphia/Los Angeles
...last night, FAS Network Operations reported that they had fixed the cause of the problem—the failure of the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DCHP) service, which assigns the internet protocol addresses that allow users to connect to the internet...
...Corbusier’s “climbing street” was meant to connect Harvard’s architectural past—the buildings and diagonal paths of the Yard—with what was then thought to be the university’s future, along Prescott Street and beyond. Yet Harvard expanded in other directions, and only retrospectively can the ramp be seen as an idealistic move on the part of the architect, that, like the Carpenter Center itself, has evolved in purpose in the 40 years since its completion...
...idea for a college mystery, however, came to the pair during their senior year of college. “When Ian discovered the Hynerotomachia Poliphili in a class at Princeton, we thought what kind of story can we connect around this, and how can we use it to generate an interesting piece of fiction,” Thomason said in a phone interview...
Carlisle also plans to start her own coffeehouse events in Quincy House, with the help of non-resident tutor Dan Gonzalez. The monthly shows will feature a different guest artist, as well as three student performers. “Our hope is that this event will help Harvard students connect with performers outside the University,” says Carlisle...