Word: corman
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Richards, along with Catherine S. Corman '96, members of the week-old group "Strategic Offense," had come to protest the presence of Mansfield and Will on the Harvard faculty. Armed with flowers, they approached the two discomfited lecturers and presented them with mock prizes: the "David Duke Award for Faculty Excellence" for Mansfield and the "Heinrich Himmler Award for Social Vision" for Will...
Well, Universal has a right to have the blues. It was bad enough for the studio that a little Mad Max ripoff originally written for B-movie schlock king Roger Corman grew into the most expensive film ever made. It's worse that Waterworld, in its final ambitious form, provides a slow ride on very bumpy surf. So much effort expended, to so little effect...
...curry favor with The Crimson's liberal readership. Think again, Lat! Waffling of this sort, or "Pulling a Clinton," will only serve to alienate those of us who felt that in him we had a rare ally. Lat, we hardly knew ye. Javier B. Garcia-Torres '96 Catherine S. Corman '96 David M. Sollors...
Published essays will take an interdisciplinary approach to understanding how law and negotiation intersect, said Marjorie Corman Aaron, the executive director of the Law School's program on negotiation and a member of the peer review board. Future issues may address the economy, litigation settlement, mediation, cross cultural cases and legislation...
...yielded 50. "It was like selecting the person who is Most Likely to Succeed for the school yearbook," says assistant editor Elizabeth Rudulph, who coordinated research for the project. "You don't want to pick someone who will peak early and then fade." By the same token, says Faith Corman, a free-lance journalist who also worked on the issue, "an overachiever is not the same thing as a leader...