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Malcom A. Glenn ’09 will lead the newly elected 135th Guard of The Harvard Crimson, the paper’s outgoing president announced Friday. Glenn, a history concentrator from Denver, Colo. and Leverett House, has served as an associate on the Sports board since February. He will assume the president’s post at the start of the spring semester. He will be the first black president of The Crimson in more than a half-century. The paper’s outgoing editors elected their successors early Friday morning, and the president of the 134th Guard...
Glenn, a history concentrator from Denver, Colo. and Leverett House, has served as an associate on the Sports board since February. He will assume the president's post at the start of the spring semester. He will be the first black president of The Crimson in more than a half-century...
...many cases, their location determines what they offer. Trilogy at the Vineyards, near San Francisco, for example, has a wine-country feel to attract locals who don't want to give up the Napa lifestyle and émigrés who want to adopt it. Anthem Ranch, near Denver, takes advantage of its ski-country site, making it easy for residents to hit the slopes or hike the mountains...
...would be a better way to show Soares' humanity. As a physician I have seen many tattoos of varied quality, meaning and placement on the body. I have encouraged my tattoo-loving patients to forgo the ink and instead donate their dollars to nonprofit medical research. Michael Canham, M.D., Denver...
True to his word, Munk is cutting another swath, this time in real estate. With his TrizecHahn corporation, he is the second largest developer in the U.S. (with 32 shopping malls and 39 office properties in Manhattan, Atlanta, Denver and elsewhere), and he is expanding into Eastern and Central Europe, Asia and South America...