Word: danilov
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...press has not fully covered Iraq, many participants touted an overhaul of the journalism field. “There is this big institutional failure,” said Massing. “There’s an accurate awareness...that they blew it.” Nick Danilov, a professor from Northeastern University and former reporter for U.S. News and World Report, agreed with Massing. “I’m not sure that [journalism] is a profession,” said Danilov, during the discussion period. “We are very disorganized.” Massing suggested...
Today, once the Middlesex County sheriff declares the Commencement exercises adjourned, bells across campus—from the Harvard Divinity School bell in Andover Hall, to the Lowell House bells of the St. Danilov Monastery, to the bell of the Harvard Business School—will ring along with it. And in a 17-year-old tradition, various neighboring churches and schools throughout Cambridge will ring their own bells for approximately 15 minutes in celebration of our collective achievements. The size and scope of the event promises to be dramatic—a jarring punctuation to four surreal years...
Maats says Mather chose the Soviet theme in part because of a note left behind by the gong’s thieves, saying the gong had been sent to the Danilov Monastery in Russia in recompense for the Lowell House bells. The theme also fit well with Mather’s existing House colors, red and yellow. And Maats says the House’s notable architecture also lent itself to the Soviet comparison. “Conan O’Brien [’86] said the same person who designed Hitler’s bunker designed Mather...
...source said the gong was shipped to the Danilov Monastery in Moscow as a gift. The monastery is pressuring Harvard to return the sacred bells that have been hanging in Lowell House since...
...place of the gong, the wall next to the Adams card checker’s table now sports a frame displaying three items. On top is a letter, written in Russian, to the Danilov monks, followed by a picture of a box addressed to the monastery and a UPS packing slip also addressed to Moscow...