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...leader in the field of African American culture and language and the founder and director of the Hip Hop Archive at Harvard’s W.E.B. DuBois Institute, was formerly awarded tenure at UCLA, and now has been awarded tenure at “Stanford, an institution as fine as Harvard...
...recent Brandeis University graduate who studied neuroscience and fine arts, White has had an unorthodox career path. She started working part-time in wine stores when she turned 21, and she has just completed a wine education program with the Wine and Spirit Education Trust, a Boston University affiliate...
...brown even before Harvard captain Ryan Fitzpatrick jogged out to midfield for opening coin toss. Players on both sides jumped and ran in place on the sidelines to stay warm. These weren’t the type of conditions the Crimson envisioned during the spring and summer as it fine-tuned its potent offense based on speed and quick strikes...
...misreading of what voters are looking for in a leader after 9/11. Realizing the gravity of their error, Kerry's aides eventually leaked word that the candidate was unhappy with his campaign's handling of the Swifties. In public, though, Kerry sees no misstep. "I think we did absolutely fine," he told TIME...
...fiction," says Dundee-born Kennedy, and sips her peppermint tea. She has no time for "the idea that if you write about something dark, you must be dark; if you write about someone who's annoying, you've got to be annoying." Not to worry; she looks just fine in denim and handles the attention with patient and good-natured aplomb. She's had some practice by now. Alison Kennedy has been in print since 1991 - four books of short stories, two of nonfiction and three previous novels, including Everything You Need (1999). Yet she still features on those media...