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...sucked into the single-race track. As pre-frosh we step foot on campus and are immediately bombarded by members of Fuerza Latina or the Asian American Association or the Black Students Association who essentially claim us if we look a certain way or if our last names fit a certain category. Appearance and last name sometimes tell only half the story,” says a multiracial sophomore student who was also identified as single-raced on the registration site. When adults look back at their college experience, they often describe it as a time when they began...
Kathy Spiegelman, Harvard’s top planner, couldn’t fit Harvard Stadium onto the map. A house was in the way. “You just knocked somebody’s house under the plans,” said Kevin McCluskey, the University’s director of community relations for Boston, who quickly removed the eraser-sized gray house jamming the tabletop model of Harvard’s properties in Allston. It was the only hiccup in a media tour yesterday afternoon of the new “Harvard in Allston Exhibit Room?...
...seem, and despite how unappealing the blustery walk to Maxwell Dworkin might be, there really is something to the buildings and people that make Harvard what it is. And whatever that something is, it seems there’s a pretty good chance it doesn’t easily fit into an Ethernet cable. Matthew A. Gline ’06 is a physics concentrator in Quincy House. His column appears on alternate Tuesdays...
...winning confirmation. Key Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee, which must approve Bernanke's nomination, have already given his candidacy a cautious welcome. "We need a careful, non-ideological person who understands that the Federal Reserve's main job is to fight inflation, and Ben Bernanke seems to fit that bill," said Sen. Charles Schumer, who sits on the panel. Schumer did criticize Bernanke, however, noting that as top White House economic advisor he had come out in favor of the extending the Bush tax cuts at a time when a "a voice for fiscal restraint and moderation will...
...Edelman Worldwide, a public-relations firm. According to IOP director Jeanne Shaheen, the IOP selected Deaver on the recommendation of a student committee that was particularly interested in inviting a fellow with a strong political and communications background. As deputy chief of staff from 1981 to 1985, Deaver fit the role. “He was the person in the Reagan White House responsible for the image of the Reagan administration,” said Shaheen. She said his visit will include an interview with the Harvard Political Review, dinner at Dunster House, a meeting with various Harvard Republican groups...