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...alongside the work of others, may have influenced politicians. Hank Dittmar, head of the Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment, says Charles' conviction that cities should be built to human scale with an emphasis on livability "has become government policy. I'm not sure he gets much credit...
...going to be able to function any more [without the new Center].”The Harvard Dance Program is home to courses ranging from ballet and tap to hatha yoga and West African dance, led by an illustrious selection of professional instructors. It also offers Harvard courses for credit; this semester Bergmann is teaching Dramatic Arts 14, “The Art of Movement and Design.”“We offer a whole array of classes for students, alums, and the Harvard community,” she says.And the Dance Program is constantly growing in popularity?...
Moving from major to minor, the EPC’s idea of instituting a “secondary field” seems outwardly appealing. Theoretically, these fields could work like the Language Citation program, allowing students to get credit for in-depth work in a non-concentration field. The EPC suggests that students can take four to six classes in a field outside their concentration to merit a certificate in a secondary field. While the benefits are obvious, we can foresee a time when graduating with a secondary field certificate becomes the norm and students who take a truly diverse...
...truth of the fateful evening is revealed in a “C.S.I”-style series of flashbacks and neat summation, which leaves the audience missing the substance to which this plot had been leading. Director/screenwriter Atom Egoyan (“The Sweet Hereafter”) deserves credit for shooting “Where The Truth Lies” prettily enough and pacing it well enough that we don’t realize until the credits roll that it was nothing more than a straightforward detective/reporter movie. With that in mind, go ahead...
...included are greatly expanded funding for science and technology research, calls for stem cell research and good government proposals that might highlight G.O.P. ethics problems. The value of these Democrat ideas is probably overstated; although the G.O.P.'s 10-ten point Contract with America in 1994 continues to get credit for helping Republicans take control of Congress, most voters hadn't heard of the document when they cast their ballots. What may be more important is how much Democrats succeed in blasting Bush and the Republicans and convincing voters a new party should control Washington. Democrats have already started rolling...