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Representative Barney Frank (D-Mass.) emphasized Israel’s success as a democracy in the Middle East at an event in Emerson Hall last night, and stressed the importance of a continued relationship between Israel and the United States...
...also practiced in renovated squash courts; we couldn’t find the light so we rehearsed in the dark for 15 minutes. There was also the problem of strict copyright laws. Quinn: We have taken special measures to acquire rights to Sally’s big numbers. Emerson [College] actually did a production in the fall, and they couldn’t perform those songs, so we requested rights to them. Luckily for the audience, the duo’s innovation extends beyond logistics. Quinn: The moment the audience walks in, they are going to be seated by actors...
...Alter said. “I think that when we get a new president, we will restore our prestige in the world.” The “Conversations with Kirkland” discussion series was co-founded in 2002 by Kirkland resident scholar Peter Emerson and co-House Masters Tom C. Conley and Verena A. Conley. Guest speakers have included a variety of figures—from actor Richard Dreyfuss to the current president of Zambia—and all major 2008 presidential candidates are expected to speak...
...speaker. Her views on going public help a lot of people,” Tschinkel said. MHAAG Co-Chair Eunice Yang ’08, who organized the kick-off event, was thrilled with the number of people in attendance. The event had to be moved to a large Emerson lecture hall due to the greater-than-expected turnout. “To have so many people come to an event is really, really gratifying,” she said. UC President Ryan A. Petersen ’08, who was present at the event, said that...
Following a whirlwind tour of Latin America, Father Roy Bourgeois stopped in Cambridge yesterday to spread his message about the need to shut down a military training facility run by the U.S. Army for Latin American soldiers. Bourgeois spoke in Emerson Hall last night of the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation (WHINSEC), its predecessor the School of Americas, and their notoriety for allegedly teaching torture techniques to its students and graduating a number of infamous dictators. Hosted by Harvard College Student Advocates for Human Rights and co-sponsored by The Latino Political Coalition, Bourgeois described his experiences...