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...most public implication came from presidential runner-up Lee C. Bollinger, who was chosen to lead Columbia after being passed over by the Harvard Corporation. Presiding over the top university in the country??s cultural capital, Bollinger has staked that university’s future—and his legacy—on Columbia’s prioritization and integration of the arts into its curriculum. He plans to construct a new building for the graduate school of the arts, appoint new art professors and increase collaboration with local cultural institutions...
Kremer’s research focuses on illness, education and other problems facing the developing world. He has recently studied the debt of regimes which do not use the foreign aid they receive for the benefit of their country??s population...
Sitaraman said that the idea for the book—which argues that his generation is too involved with community service to be politically apathetic—came to him in November 2001 as he read a Newsweek article claiming that Sept. 11 would galvanize the country??s young people...
It’s Thursday morning, 10:10 a.m., and nine students—each from a different country??are copying down vocabulary words furiously from a newspaper article on the war in Iraq. Celia C. Chacon, a woman from El Salvador, works as a janitor in the Semitic Museum, and Viena I. Erazo, from Honduras, works for Restaurant Associates at the Business School. Before heading off to their jobs at the University, they sit around a conference table above Planet Aid on JFK Street and work on their English for free, courtesy of Harvard University. They?...
...DeCaro is a little bitter, it can’t be blamed on his band’s recent fortune. Their hook-riddled single “Bandages” is in rotation at the country??s largest alternative rock outlets. The song’s music video, borrowing heavily from the facial surgery scene in the 1985 film Brazil, maintains heavy rotation in its third month on MTV2...