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...rallies are protesting Gen. Abizaid’s central role in the war in Iraq. “He’s the commander of CENTCOM, therefore ultimately responsible for troops in Iraq,” Adaner Usmani ’08, a member of HIPJ, wrote in an e-mail. “We think it would be absolutely unacceptable if his presence here were to go un-protested.” Usmani also lamented the fact that Harvard allowed Gen. Abizaid to have the podium to himself. “If Harvard is going to give...
...unionize, and SLAM co-sponsored a protest for guard unionization attended by nearly 100 Harvard employees, students, and SEIU representatives.“This is a decision that the guards, the union, slam, and the student body have fought very hard for,” Usmani wrote in an e-mail. “It is...something that neither Allied nor the administration granted easily, and not something that they deserve credit for.”SLAM aimed to get guards a fair contract, a living wage, affordable health care, and a fair grievance process, said Jamila R. Martin...
...Potential tattoo-canvas Alyssa K. Davis ’09 agrees. “If I’m going to get a tattoo the reasoning would be that I want it to be a part of my body,” she wrote in an e-mail. But some customers are encouraged by the new ink; Morgan L. Haven-Tietze ’08 and her younger sister will wait until it’s available to get matching shamrocks. “The new ink makes the decision more reversible, so if I ever decide I don?...
...been to, or with Karl Marx/Jacques Derrida/Ferdinand de Saussure (choose one). Hell, put it into dialogue with itself. The more ridiculous the comparison, the more explication you’ll need to justify it, and the closer you’ll be to your goal: 750 words, an e-mail to your TF with the file attached, and a big bottle of Olde English 800 that you can crunch while listening to “40 Oz to Freedom” on your iPod nano...
...ideas and research to real life problems, and he challenges his students to do the same. Edwards, who has gained fame for his innovative biomedical research, serves as an enabler for his students, pairing them with experts in whatever field they express interest. Edwards wrote in an e-mail that student projects include everything from “a new kind of interactive toy bear” to “an entrepreneurial approach to poverty in Africa.” Students are assessed on their work on these individual projects, as well as group projects and case studies. Thomas...