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...Prince of DenmarkNew College Theatre 8 p.m.A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the ForumCabot House Junior Common Room 8 p.m.The Space BetweenLoeb Drama Center Main Stage 8 p.m.The BachelorHarvard Dance Center 8 p.m.Dunster Chamber Players Spring ConcertDunster House8 p.m.Freshmen ShowcaseBolyston Hall8 p.m.Bajo la arena…El públicoAdams House Pool Theatre8 p.m.VoiceLab Spring ShowPaine Hall9 p.m.Léonie est en avance ou le mal joli (The Pregnant Pause or Love’s Labor Lost)Adams HouseSaturdayMay 29 a.m.Outdoors Around CampusHarvard Yard Stage/Harvard Yard10 a.m.Japanese Tea CeremonyTea Room, 5 Bryant St10:30 a.m.Harvardwood Arts First Panel...
Plaques and portraits of Ecuador's 105 Presidents line the yellow walls of the antechamber to the restrooms in El Pobre Diablo (The Poor Devil), a bohemian hangout in Quito, the capital. Spoofing the presidential palace's silk screen Yellow Salon, each is marked with the number of days they lasted in office. A digital clock ticks off the days served by current President Rafael Correa. It will probably run far longer than his predecessors...
...Keller and Addate worried that we were misreading both the geologic and fossil records. They conducted surveys at numerous sites in Mexico, including a spot called El Peñón, near the impact crater. They were especially interested in a 30-ft. layer of sediment just above the iridium layer. That sediment, they calculate, was laid down at a rate of about 0.8 in. to 1.2 in. per thousand years, meaning that all 30 feet took 300,000 years to settle into place...
...asteroid. But since the new digs were so close to ground zero, the immediate species loss ought to be have been - if anything - greater there than anywhere else in the world. Instead, the animals seemed to escape unharmed. Other paleontologists, however, believe that the very proximity of El Peñón to the impact site makes the results even less reliable. Earthquakes and tsunamis that resulted from the collision could have wrought havoc on the sedimentary record, causing discrete strata to swirl together and completely scrambling time lines. Keller disagrees, pointing out that the slow accretion of sediment that...
...recent years, Harvard has included increasing amounts of disclosures on its tax forms. And in 2006, then-HMC chief Mohamed A. El-Erian hired a “chief compliance officer,” echoing a suggestion Rose made in a letter to Kurtz four years earlier. El-Erian, who succeeded Meyer and pledged to “rebuild and reinvent” the company, said at the time that the move was not prompted by regulatory requirements, but merely a desire to stay “at the forefront of the industry...