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...Even at a place like Harvard, hosting big events??athletic or otherwise—can bring great excitement and pride, and raise support for individual programs in hopes of future successes...
...atypical we really look. The analogy shouldn’t really be with the humanities courses but with the sciences. A lot of studio courses are like lab courses—they’re intensive, materials-based, results-producing, experimental, high-intensity, work-in-a-group kinds of events?? There’s a creative component, but there’s a creative component in science...
...atypical we really look. The analogy shouldn’t really be with the humanities courses but with the sciences. A lot of studio courses are like lab courses—they’re intensive, materials-based, results-producing, experimental, high-intensity, work-in-a-group kinds of events?? There’s a creative component, but there’s a creative component in science, too.THC: I’m curious about your story, becoming the head of VES. How were you selected, and how did you make the decision to accept? I think many people...
...Fall 2005 Concert Inquiry Commission outlined a good deal of the HCC’s shortcomings and missteps in its report last month. But taking a good look at why other schools’ concerts—and even some Harvard events??have come off well can help create a blueprint for HCC success...
...Events Committee (SEC) responsible for planning campus-wide social events indicates a growing sentiment that the UC needs to reform its social planning.“I think people are right in saying the council’s CLC is not necessarily constituted of people who want to plan events??it’s people who generally want to be on student government,” says Harvard Concert Commission (HCC) Chair Jack P. McCambridge ’06.All three of the UC presidential candidates have some form of social reform on their platforms. But the precise...