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...students who were interested in public service careers were out of luck. “There was no special interest network. You had to really look for these jobs on your own,” she said. Today, students like Frankie Chen ’07 can get their feet wet working for the government or non-profits. Chen, who interned at the New York Department of Education this summer, created a “tool kit” for parents that was distributed throughout the public education system. According to Nick Beilenson ’58, CPIC founder...
That may be true, though the introduction of a 40-lb. beast outside your window doesn't exactly bring a sense of tranquillity. With their sharp teeth and long, muscular tail that can swat an errant primate from a couple of feet away, langurs are scary not just to smaller monkeys but also to humans. Khan says business is good, despite the recent proliferation of competitors. The company he works for employs 12 langurs, including the two he was using to guard our building a few weeks ago: Babby, an 8-year-old female with a young baby playing...
...ninth-story window in Tower F at roughly 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 26. Rooms in the Leverett Towers typically have one large window that doesn’t open and at least one smaller window that can be cranked open. The smaller windows are about two feet wide and four feet high. While the circumstances surrounding his fall are still unclear, the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) officially closed the case last Monday after concluding that it was “not a criminal matter,” according to HUPD spokesman Steven G. Catalano...
...think. The policy of leaving a seat between you and the next person would be an effective strategy for preventing wandering eyes, but unfortunately, the human eye has finally evolved to the point where we can actually read off someone else’s test a whole three feet away from us (Science B-29 final exam; 2005). No doubt cheating would be rampant were it not for the fact that the TF moderating the exam vigilantly watches all 150 people in the lecture hall at once while he sits at the front of the room reading...
...sitting," Hussein said, slumping in his chair. With a signal from the judge, guards hauled Hussein to his feet by the elbows...