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...show’s creator spoke in the voices of three characters in front of a wet crowd crouched under umbrellas in Tercentenary Theatre yesterday. Event organizers estimated that between a few hundred and 1000 people attended the speech, while others watched on screens in Science Center lecture halls and classrooms in order to avoid the rain that poured down on the audience for most of the ceremony...
...Court that Greenhouse covers attended Harvard Law School including Roberts, the recently appointed chief justice. Responding to Kagan’s early assertion that she no longer needs to read the Court’s opinions because of the thoroughness of her own coverage, Greenhouse told the appreciative crowd, “Read the opinions. I don’t want the responsibility.” —Staff writer Samuel P. Jacobs can be reached at jacobs@fas.harvard.edu...
...miss me, because they didn’t know I was here in the first place.Four years ago, I was warned this would happen. But unlike so many of the insidious rumors I heard about Harvard, this one turned out to be true. Students do get lost in the crowd. In fact, most of the crowd is lost. We know we cannot simply wait to be discovered, but it might be nice if someone noticed that we existed.The sad truth is that I have arrived at Commencement with almost no meaningful faculty relationships. The sadder truth is that so have...
...trillion sum is so huge it is often hard for people to grasp, Bilmes says. In comparison, she says, the U.S. spends only $6 billion a year on disease control and $5 billion a year on cancer research.For a comparison that might ring truer to the Commencement Day crowd, the sum could fund four full years of Harvard tuition for 11.5 million undergraduates—more than the total number of full-time college students in the U.S.Or, it could pay for the entire world population to enroll in Somerville’s after-school basketball program?...
...Game.”The Game was more than the fifth straight win for either team in series history. Or the first triple-overtime contest in Ivy League football history.No, Harvard’s 30-24 victory over the Bulldogs in front of a bipartisan crowd of 53,213 at the Yale Bowl in New Haven, Conn. was a game that will be remembered for a limitless number of reasons.“It was obviously a great way to end our season, but more importantly, I think it was one of the great games in Harvard history, maybe...