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Pierpaolo Barbieri ’09, a Crimson editorial editor, is a history concentrator in Eliot House...
Summers, who is currently on sabbatical from his post as the Eliot University professor, said in an e-mail that he does not expect to spend much time blogging but looks forward to the opportunity to “be part of intellectual dialogue on issues...
Summers, who is currently on sabbatical from his post as the Eliot University professor, said in an e-mail that he does not expect to spend much time blogging but looks forward to the opportunity to “be part of intellectual dialogue on issues...
...Ngugi first started writing in the '60s, under his original name, James Ngugi, and in English: the leftover colonial language still revered in parts of today's Africa, where schools punish students for speaking African languages. Pushing aside the influences of his childhood curriculum - William Wordsworth, Jane Austen, T.S. Eliot - he instead dipped into Africa's storytelling history. "The tradition from which I came was that of the realism of the 19th-century English novel," he says. "It was very limiting in terms of imagination, time and space. The folkloric tradition frees the imagination - humans talk with birds, people change...
...were unreasonable pay for the head of a nominally not-for-profit corporation like the stock exchange. (The lawyers have decided not to comment, having failed to amuse the judge with past quips to the press.) If the answer is yes, as New York Attorney General (and gubernatorial candidate) Eliot Spitzer contends, then Grasso must pay back most of the money. If it's no, then the case moves to a second stage, a jury trial on whether the exchange board got tricked into paying the dough or was lax in enforcing its rules. Festivities are scheduled to begin October...