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...connectedness, we really believe in collaborative, and they're related. They're not identical. Connected is fairly literally making connections. Collaborating is once you've made the connection, can you work in an all for one, one for all, with that value? And then the last two are curious and courageous ... We find a characteristic, high correlation in people who are naturally curious: the more things you're curious about, the more likely you're going to be an agile innovator or a contributing member of an agile innovation team. And then the last one is courage. I mean, there...
...late-1970s; in the meantime, he assembled a group of students already interested in jazz to form a new group within the Harvard Marching Band. The students’ level of familiarity with jazz varied widely: some had already played in jazz ensembles, while others were just curious about the music. Today, Harvard boasts two jazz ensembles independent from the Marching Band but still under Everett’s control: the Sunday Jazz Band, for less experienced students, and the Monday Jazz Band, for more advanced musicians. AN OPPORTUNITY SUPREMEAs Everett’s group continued to add new members...
...answered and Samuels doggedly pursues them throughout his reconstruction of Hogue’s story. Samuels has no fear presenting the darker aspects of our culture to us, declaring, “Christmas is a child’s first introduction to lying”—a curious, but certainly valid, take on a favorite American holiday. Along with the myth of the self-made man, Samuels examines the personal responsibility of those who believed Hogue’s lies. Essential to Hogue’s success—along with his gift to run incredibly fast...
...words follow a path to the past, to the beginning of the journey that led him to 1430 WJH. As he talks, he reclines deeply into his chair with one, conspicuously-casual, cargo-clad leg crossed over the other. For a Harvard professor, his informality is curious, as is the chair itself—worn cloth, a royal purple...
...Walser, supporting the superintendent, has in the past called it “foolhardy” not to continue Fowler-Finn’s contract. “A few members want him to leave,” said Walser. “The timing of this is curious.”Members of the public called for further explanation of what happened from the school committee. School committee member Marc McGovern said that his committee was holding off on further comment until its executive session today.Fowler-Finn said he plans to inform those who e-mailed the school committee...