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...talking about where the Archive gets its funding and he explains that the University pays for overhead costs and the salary of the tiny staff while course budgets take care of week-night films. But when I press him, he concedes that this is the extent of Harvard's support. There is no fountain of funds set aside to finance his weekend film series; he is more or less bound to take in enough in receipts over the course of the week to pay for his Friday and Saturday programs...
...Harvey C. Mansfield '53 responded to a question from the audience. A student wondered why the professor had directed his focus on affirmative action as it applies to black Americans while neglecting the relation of the programs to white women. Part of Mansfield's response was something to the extent that blacks are more deserving of affirmative action than white women. (He later elaborated that "deserving" was used from a historical perscpetive...
...Tutors and professors don't necessarily know what we're doing outside the classroom to the extent that students do," she said...
...buttons and greeting you like the preacher in the receiving line after Sunday meeting. You want your tax service to put the fear of God into you, to be firm but fair, and for there to be Serious and Severe Consequences if you don't comply with the full extent of the tax law. You want an agent that is a stern and jealous bureaucrat. Instead, what you get is a smiling guy wearing a blue and yellow button that says "At the IRS we work...
...large extent, Lord's artistic sustenance has depended on her ability to draw a crowd to her stage; busking (playing in subways) in Boston, Seattle and L.A. requires an artist's material to have a certain universal appeal...