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With many works in many different media, from painting and sculpture to photos and film, everyone can find something to love—and perhaps also something to loathe. Eight-year-old Sally Green and her four-year-old brother Jack, visiting the gallery with their family, find Luis Gispert’s interactive piece “You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine” a source of smiles and a good reason to dance. As Sally describes the squat cylinder, “When you stand on it or sit on it, it makes...
...proposed overhaul of the College’s Core curriculum released last week has already mollified several outspoken Faculty critics of the four-year-old attempt to update Harvard’s general education requirements—and professors said the plan stands a strong chance of gaining the full Faculty’s approval in the coming months...
...juice is anti-inflammatory! Antidepressant! Antitumor! Now you too can be a distributor of this incredible formula for a one-time fee of just $35 plus $100 for the first four bottles. Not one of those claims has been conclusively proved, but similarly worded pitches--made in e-mails or other direct solicitations to independent marketers have helped XanGo pass $200 million in sales in 2005. The four-year-old company is just the latest big player in the country's $23.5 billion dietary-supplement trade--much of it based here in an arid stretch of Utah called the Wasatch...
Interim President Derek C. Bok and Interim Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles have both said that they hope to finish the four-year-old review of undergraduate education before their terms expire at the end of the academic year. Passing the General Education proposals would be the main step toward achieving that goal...
...gifted or prodigies. True prodigies are very rare, says Quart. Her definition of prodigy: "a child with a skill set or an ability that is incredibly accomplished, far beyond their years." They tend to be in chess, music and math, more in quantitative fields and less in qualitative disciplines, where "kids are gifted in ways that are hard to measure." But then there is Marla Olmstead, a four-year-old artist whom Quart visited, whose dozens of brightly colored abstract oil paintings have brought in $300,000, as well as calls from Oprah and David Letterman. Some prodigies make successful...