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...artists and designers to dream, and subsequently arrive, at the frontier of science.“You’re not in art or in science but at the border of something we think of as opposites,” says Tarik Umar ’10, one of Edwards?? former students. “But that’s where you can be most innovative and think in a realm most un-thought in.”“Idea Translation” was the birthplace of MuseTrek, an application developed by Umar and Milo...
...fantastical: the existence of inhalable chocolate or the implausible story behind it?It all started in the fall of 2007 when my former roommate Larissa H. Zhou ’10, the physics concentrator, and Trevor J. Martin ’10, the artist, signed up for Professor David Edwards?? class Engineering Sciences 147: “Idea Translation: Effecting Change through the Arts and Sciences.” Edwards, who made his name and fortune by inventing an inhalable tuberculosis vaccine, began teaching this course to inspire students to think outside the boundaries of academic disciplines, with...
...early days of this quagmire of an election—the really early days, before Giuliani’s mobster connections and before Edwards?? pregnant mistress—I might have found this funny. We all used to laugh at all the candidates, what characters they were: the 9/11 Guy, the Crazy Libertarian, the One Who Calls Himself a Potted Plant. I used to tell people I was voting for Mike Huckabee because his weight-loss story was an inspiration to us all. Sarah Palin, nearly as cute and every bit as socially conservative, now inspires only disbelief...
...school. “Elizabeth Edwards is an inspiring figure in American politics,” said Sullivan. “She impressed me as a true patriot who is concerned about the future of her country.” During the question and answer session that followed Edwards??s speech, Kennedy School student Morra A. Aarons asked Edwards her view on the increasingly long presidential campaign season. Edwards said she thought longer campaigns are not necessarily a bad thing, citing how much the public learned about Mike Huckabee’s policies over the course...
...Mitt Romney, who is facing off against McCain, will vote in Belmont this afternoon, and then hold an election event at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center in Boston tonight. Northeastern student Esther Chou, a Clinton supporter, accompanied her friends to the event. “I originally liked Edwards?? message,” she said. “Now I’m leaning Hillary, but I’m here to experience.” Outside the event, a lone Ron Paul supporter could be seen holding his sign as crowds approached Commonwealth Hall...