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Professor of Psychology Patrick Cavanagh said this issue is particularly important to him because he adopted two Sudanese refugee children from the country??s southern region, who suffered through the civil war between the north and south...
Rejection: a typical part of the college process and something Harvard is known for being particularly good at inducing. However, in New York City—as in many other cities across the country??rejection has become a large part of the high school application process as well. This year, according to The New York Times, nearly 15 percent of the eighth-graders applying for admission to New York City public schools were not admitted to any of their 12 choices, amounting to between 12,000 and 14,000 students. While the number is down from...
...Moment to Muse” is a return to the classical style with which “Classic N’ Country?? starts, and its dancers’ swirling paces match the rippling piano music. This piece is choreographed particularly well by Nancie Woods (staged by Kate L. Penner ’07), and the way that the ballerinas group together and then break apart effortlessly is impressive to watch. The stillness of the other dancers when one takes the lead especially underscores the restful musing in the title...
Though slightly elevated compared to a year ago, his stats—2.14 goals-against with a .911 save percentage and three clean slates—still place him among the country??s best...
...estimates that $10 from every undergraduate would pay for enough renewable energy certificates (RECs)—tradeable units representing the output of a wind farm somewhere in the country??to cover 25 percent of the College dorms’ electricity...