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...academic offerings is the opportunity to study these fields as integrated pieces of history, literature, and social theory. While it is possible to be a history major and devote much of your studies to the history of Africa, for example, the introductory courses in history are exclusively Western. A deep investigation of African history necessitates dipping heavily into the anthropology and African and African American studies departments. It is worth pausing and asking why the histories of non-white regions are still largely relegated to the arena of ethnic studies when French and German are as much categories of ethnicity...
...adorning his office, and while Stone has spent the last 13 years in higher education—first at Columbia and then as Harvard’s vice president for government, community, and public affairs—Stone’s ties in the world of policymaking still run deep...
...hosted.She added that her father expected that the alcohol decision would not make him “Mr. Popular,” but was comfortable with it until he found out that she was receiving vitriolic e-mail criticizing the two of them.Colleagues also praised Pilbeam for balancing his deep commitment to his family with his administrative responsibilities. Pilbeam’s wife, Maryellen Ruvolo is an anthropology professor and teaches Life Sciences 1b: “Genetics, Genomics, and Evolution.”Perhaps showing some of the family’s frustration over the past year, Ruvolo declined...
...think they had a very close and deep intellectual bond,” said Michael B. G. Froman, Rubin’s former chief of staff at the Treasury. “Oftentimes it was sort of like a constant seminar back and forth...It was a rich intellectual partnership—I say partnership on purpose, because Bob very much treated Larry like a very important partner in everything...
...point is not that the University neglects its undergraduates wholesale. It does not. President Drew G. Faust’s remarks to graduating seniors at Tuesday’s Baccalaureate service suggested, for instance, a deep personal attachment to the College and its students, and this is exciting, indeed. The issue is not that individual University leaders are prejudiced against the College, but rather that the system itself crushes undergraduates under a blubbering mass of bureaucratic...