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...outside of Harvard, which only experience at programs such as Duke, Seton Hall, and Michigan can bring. Whether spurred by Amaker or not, players such as junior Evan Harris have been working with Boston Celtics’ personnel here over the summer, from former-USC guard and second-round draft pick Gabe Pruitt (one of Harris’ personal friends) to Glen “Big Baby” Davis from LSU.Above all else, he brings the kind of big-time name and big-time status to this Harvard program that instantly makes the team a contender...
...need protection. We need equality.' SELEN LERMIOGLU, Turkish women's rights activist, speaking out against a draft constitution that describes women as a vulnerable group requiring protection
...what type of impact do you hope this book will have? There's been a huge amount of investigation and analysis about each of these key junctures and I'm drawing on that analysis. You asked me about my research, and the first draft of history was really written by the journalists in the field and a lot of it contained the talking points that various powerful institutions wanted to get out there at the time - you know, that Boris Yeltsin was standing up for democracy when he called the tanks in on Parliament. But a couple decades later...
...incidents that occurred last year,” including the Virginia Tech shooting. One of the safety advantages of the red phones, according to Nelson, is that Cambridge and Harvard University police can trace the location of callers, even when they cannot speak into the receiver. In a draft of a press release outlining the updates to the emergency communications plan, Pilbeam also referred to national events as the impetus for a renewed emphasis on safety. “The safety of our students, in class, in the dormitories and Houses, or anywhere else on campus is of the utmost...
...reelection this fall, citing a desire to spend more time with family. The announcement coincided with significant progress by Harvard in its steps to break ground on its first project in Allston—a long-awaited 500,000-square-foot science complex. In June, the University filed its draft impact report for the project, slated to house the Harvard Stem Cell Initiative, with the Boston agency that oversees development projects. The University is expecting to receive approval by the agency, the Boston Redevelopment Authority, in early October...