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...ways in which humans interact in time and space.Luckily, the historical current does seem to be taking us into uncharted waters. As Hist and Lit Assistant Director of Studies Andrew Romig wrote in an email, “I think you’ll find that the academy in general?? is moving toward more transnational categorizations, and that it will continue to do so with the increasing globalization of markets, communication systems, and systems of government.”There are a number of ways to speed along this transition. Adding more courses like Philip Fisher?...
...brother, former Vice President of the Harvard College Democrats Joseph M. Hanzich ’06 died of a sudden heart attack last September. A graduate of Boston College Law School, Hodes worked for David H. Souter ’61 in the New Hampshire Attorney General??s Office and later served as the state’s assistant attorney general. After years of working as a lawyer, Hodes was elected to represent New Hampshire in the House of Representatives in 2006 and served as the president of the new class of representatives that year. Aside from...
Aaron L. Baggish, a fellow at Mass. General??s cardiology division, said that the study shows a difference in the results of two types of athletics...
Williams, who plans to serve in the Explosive Ordnance Disposal branch or the Judge Advocate General??s Corps (JAG) and eventually the Foreign Service, also said she hopes to see ROTC back on Harvard’s campus to dispel some “myths and stereotypes associated with the military...
...related concerns, college administrators rightly increase their concern for the well-being of their charges. But as recent events at Harvard have proven, deans prefer to impose liability-proof safeguards—tedious paperwork for registering parties, imperious oversight by entryway proctors, and severely curtailed access to alcohol in general??rather than opt for the more arduous but perhaps more far-seeing approach of encouraging a culture of personal responsibility and maturity. Inevitably, the lawyerly advocates of the “nanny” response prevail...