Word: eclecticism
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And yet it's hard to imagine a less likely fiction impresario than LaHaye, a retired Evangelical pastor who turned 76 in April. He didn't seriously contemplate writing a novel until his 60s--and then found he wasn't good at it (he hands over his notes for each...
At the center of the latest greedfest is Sam Waksal, an immunologist who turned into a dazzling biotechnology entrepreneur. In 1984 he founded ImClone, a little-known company until it made headlines for an apparent success with a cancer treatment called Erbitux in 1999. Waksal, 54, was always as much...
“We didn’t talk about certificates or centers or committees, and our conversation was thoughtfully focused on how to improve the academic experience of what is an intellectually eclectic group of students,” Knowles wrote in an April e-mail.
The pleasant, family-friendly atmosphere in the MAC Quad on Saturday attracted Harvard undergraduates, faculty and staff—and their families, of all ages. It was especially nice that the children of University workers were invited and encouraged to participate in a day of fun and relaxation. The Lowell...
The pizzas are the free-form, thin-crust, eclectic-ingredient pies one often finds around these days, somewhat reminiscent of the offerings at the late Brew Moon (Church Street restaurant déjà vu). The nine options at Cambridge, 1 are built from dough and sauce made daily on...