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Part of the gift was used to hire Diana Y. Wan ’08 as a fellow to help with alumni outreach and the reopening of CPIC’s Los Angeles Fellowships and Internship Program...
...percent of welfare recipients are black; African-Americans comprise 12 percent of the population. Too many inner-city communities suffer from endemic crime, failing schools, and lack of economic opportunity. Though most people have only seen ghettos on the news, they are all too real to millions of our fellow citizens. Many of them happen to be black...
...both sets 9-2, and the match, 3-0. HARVARD 9, BROWN 0 The Crimson breezed through its opening match Friday evening at the Barnaby Courts, with all nine flights sweeping their matches 3-0. Harvard racked up 243 total points to Brown’s 43. Tiong and fellow 2007 CSA All-American sophomore No. 3 Alisha Mashruwala continued where they left off last season, winning 9-1, 9-4, 9-5 and 9-1, 9-2, 9-3, respectively. O’Donnell, Zindman, and Mumanachit thoroughly dominated their opponents, each surrendering just three points over the course...
...time of 26:46 was good enough for 82nd overall and rounded out Harvard’s team scoring. Junior Robert Kenney and newcomer Darcy Wilson also competed for the Crimson. Absent from Saturday’s races were Richardson on the women’s side and fellow sophomore Dan Chenoweth on the men’s. Both qualified for the NCAA National Championship, which takes place today in Terre Haute, Ind. “It’s going to be a great opportunity for two sophomores to get some experience running at this level...
...that process on Saturday. They passed a resolution that reaffirmed support for the Dalai Lama's "Middle Path" approach to China but also, for the first time, acknowledged and validated those pushing for full independence or an end to negotiations. "It is significant," says Lobsang Sengge, a delegate and fellow at Harvard Law School whose research focuses on the internal democracy of the exile government. The key to the Tibetan community's future leadership, it turns out, may be Tibetans themselves...