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...admire Professor Elkins both for her position as a respected female Harvard faculty member and for her work as a pioneer in the fields of colonial violence and African human rights,” Lindsay E. Crouse ’06 wrote in an e-mail.Told by a reporter to enjoy the next few days, Elkins responded, “Don’t worry. I will.”—Staff writer Samuel P. Jacobs can be reached at jacobs@fas.harvard.edu...
...gift with words. He has welcomed his longtime theological nemesis Hans K?ng for a long chat at the Pope's Castel Gandolfo. Benedict's first encyclical was not a finger-wagging treatise on doctrine, but a paean to Christian love. The sometimes shy pontiff has even begun to enjoy all the adoration heaped upon him by the piazzas full of faithful. Still, Benedict has drawn the line on doctrine, pushing through a previously languishing document that bars homosexuals from entering the seminary, while encouraging Catholic politicians to condemn abortion-rights laws and gay marriage. One could say that the substance...
...travesty: the school is bound to become less Christian in aspiring to student diversity. But in its shift, the Harvard community must be conscious to preserve respect for the religion, especially given that it was within Harvard’s Christian culture that the religious pluralism we now enjoy was produced. Lucy M. Caldwell ’09, a Crimson editorial editor, lives in Wigglesworth Hall...
...They should enjoy the peace, because there may be chaos come Monday. An activist group has laid extensive plans for "hundreds of gay, lesbian and transgender families" to show up at the six-hour Egg Roll. The National Park Service gives out free tickets, and the Family Pride Coalition, a 25-year-old group that formerly was the Gay Fathers Coalition and now calls itself "dedicated to equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) parents and their families," has marshaled volunteers to try to scoop up as many tickets as they can, five at a time. "We want...
...show, and this year is no different. Elisabeth C. Michaud ’09, and choreographer for the lyrical piece noted that “it’s very soulful and hits everyone on a different level.” Fans of the 80s and 90s may well enjoy what seems to be a tribute to New Edition and as dancers exuberantly perform to “Cool it Down,” “Poison,” and “My Prerogative...