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...renowned work, Orientalism, the scholar Edward Saïd proclaims, “the Orient was almost a Western invention.” Saïd illustrates that the misconceptions the West created about the Middle East degraded Arab society into an “other;” a diametrically opposed stranger. Presently, we seem to have many strangers in the Middle East and far fewer friends. While U.S. goals to steer Arab states towards democracy may be noble, perhaps respectfully reengaging the Arabs would heed better results than last week’s tragedy...
...Edward Y. Lee ’08, who attended the talk, said it is important for students to understand the issues of nuclear proliferation and terrorism, especially in modern times...
...Edward L. Glaeser, Professor of Economics...
...don’t see how a vote that splits the Faculty down the middle on this issue, which will create divisions which will be remembered for years to come, is in Harvard’s best interest,” said Professor of Economics Edward L. Glaeser...
...that effect on visitors for more than a millennium. Byzantine Emperor Constantine Porphyrogenitus wrote of "the city ... on the cliffs" to his son in the 10th century. The poet Lord Byron called it "the Pearl of the Adriatic" in the early 19th century. In the 1930s the British King Edward and Wallis Simpson sunbathed naked on a nearby island. (The current crop of celebrities drawn to the city includes Steven Spielberg, Sharon Stone and John Malkovich...