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...stop me from signing up.”Through ROTC and Pershing Rifles, Sarvis has studied the skills she would need in a combat zone. She knows how to knock out a bunker. She has studied how to clear a room, set up an ambush, and react to enemy contact. She has practiced these battle drills on paper and during field training exercises. The guns they used were real, but loaded with blanks. Sarvis can’t know what it would be like to perform these maneuvers in a combat situation, or how she would feel...
...What comes out of the surveys is that students are dissatisfied with their contact with the Faculty, and they’re profoundly dissatisfied with advising,” Gross added. “They’re also dissatisfied with social life...
...strict sequence, would-be science concentrators who do not take the right classes freshman year may find their options limited, according to Lawrence Professor of Engineering John W. Hutchinson. “We want to make sure that the system that is set in place brings the freshman into contact with the departments…early on in the freshman year,” he said. Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross met with members of the DEAS and Physics departments separately in mid-February to discuss their concerns. He also met with...
...traditional storytelling and Western audiences' need for plot and pace proved a lesson in cultural navigation. Many Yolngu neither speak English nor understand movie-making: "It was conceptually outside their thinking about the world," says De Heer. The Yolgnu's only requirement was that the film respect their pre-contact culture; only through the lens of the Dreamtime could De Heer explore the tribal warfare, sorcery, and payback he was drawn to as a filmmaker. His solution is novel, weaving seamlessly between the distant past (shot in black and white like the Thomson photograph) and a Technicolor Dreamtime...
...hasn’t been so strong.” The event also marked the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the AAA, the first-ever Asian organization on campus. Elizabeth Chang ’88, who said she has not kept in close contact with the College, said she decided to attend the gathering when she saw that one of the groups she had helped co-found in 1986, Taiwanese Cultural Society, was co-sponsoring the reunion. The event featured important leaders like Chang in the history of Asian organizations at Harvard—such as five past presidents...