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Eventually, she says that she would like to teach an undergraduate course. When asked if teaching was a way for her to enlist the best and brightest to join her research team, D’Souza breaks into a wide smile and says, “Yes, that’s the whole idea...
...form their political convictions in the army, right and left.”Kaplan, who attended high school in Italy, says she was tempted during her senior year to put off military service and apply to U.S. colleges first, but her parents encouraged her to return to Israel to enlist.“‘How can you forget you are Israeli?’ they said, and I am so glad they did. Through the army, I reconnected to my Israeli identity,” Kaplan recalls.At Harvard, these students have a chance to reevaluate the identities they...
...house their staff at all levels,” Councillor Henrietta Davis said. A recent satisfaction survey found that Cantabrigians consider affordable housing “the single most important issue facing the City of Cambridge today.” Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio also proposed that Cambridge enlist Harvard, MIT, and other area institutions to improve the city’s public schools. “We’re the ones in a better position to ask university and corporate partners to consider a partnership in our school systems,” he said. But City Manager Robert...
...life as their neighbors do, with so many omissions; a life blank as if unlived." But by now, the police are cracking down on freeloaders like Dan, and he gets his just deserts. Soon enough, Dan gets lost in the moral mire of this world. Some exploited construction workers enlist him to take on their employer, a shady real estate tycoon who blunts the offensive by offering Dan a free apartment. Dan has an affair with a fresh-from-the-countryside "masseuse" and resolves to right a dreadful wrong she has suffered. But Dan is torn between his thirst...
...Democratic member of Congress improperly enlist the support of a major pro-Israel lobbying group to try to win a top committee assignment? That's the question at the heart of an ongoing investigation by the FBI and Justice Department prosecutors, who are examining whether Rep. Jane Harman of California and the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) may have violated the law in a scheme to get Harman reappointed as the top Democrat on the House intelligence committee, according to knowledgeable sources in and out of the U.S. government...