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Few institutions are as quintessentially American as the National Guard. Founded by the colonists in 1607, blooded in the Revolution as the Minutemen, the Guard has served in every major U.S. conflict, and acts as a first line of defense when natural disasters strike. The 574,000 Guard members enrolled...
Bok told graduates and parents that "a lot has been changing in America over the last few decades" in terms of the economic feasibility of public sector employment. He said that the oft-heard message that college graduates should devote themselves to advancing humanitarian goals "runs the risk of becoming...
A lot of people sing at Harvard, performing classical pieces, a capella songs, gospel numbers, and show tunes. Although few students decide to devote their lives to music, Ryan wants the challenge of professional singing and songwriting. After years of writing and performing, most recently with Wild Women and Cinnamon...
At the very least, isn't it the newspaper's responsibility to give each sport a short summary of its season when it is over? This courtesy is owed not only the athletes who devote so much of their time to the sport, but also to the loyal fans of...
Although she recently received a masters degree from the School of Public Health, Mackay-Smith dropped out of the doctoral program there to devote more time to her advising and administrative work.