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Baker Professor of Economics Martin S. Feldstein ’61 gave his last goodbyes to both his current Ec10 students and the Ec10 program yesterday...
...accompanied by his acoustic guitar and harmonica, performed several songs—or, perhaps more accurately put, a couple variations of the same song. The limited range of notes and identical beat of each song made the Amerherst College student’s performance the musical equivalent of an Ec10 lecture— exciting material made monotonous and boring...
Zipping from Ec10 section to your latest power lunch at Lowell, designer grande latte in hand, have you ever found yourself wondering with ironic detachment how exactly you ended up in Cambridge, Mass. and how the very ground you now tread can sense your movements, know your intentions, guide your destiny? If you can interrupt your fast-paced, mochaccino-charged life long enough to take to heart the message of Fiji’s first indigenous film, The Land Has Eyes, you may find that the title rings true...
...down that corridor on my way to the newsroom. I paused to glance over J. Anthony Lewis ’48’s hard-hitting piece on a Nieman fellow reunion, and David E. Sanger ’82’s gripping analysis of over-enrollment in Ec10. I thought, “If that’s how they started out, maybe my student reaction piece on the winter’s first snow storm is only the beginning!” I narrowed my eyes, set my jaw, and dashed to an open computer...
...Harvard, Ledecky continued his extensive extracurricular involvement, comping the radio station—WHRB—and The Crimson both in his first semester. And although he made both, he had to withdraw from Ec10 as a result of his focus on extracurriculars...