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...recent press conference—cited by everyone from MTV to The Boston Globe??Flowers said he liked how Springsteen’s music went into the towns of the working class “and into their houses and…humanized them.” Maybe it’s because Springsteen was actually friends with “them,” and didn’t need a reminder that “they” were just as human as record execs and alt-rockers...
...strategy of mutual benefit sets him apart from the Nobel laureates before him who labored to address poverty. He has been both praised and criticized for finding a method that not only helps the poor but also allows the financial markets to tap into the 86 percent of the globe??s population that has had little or no access to bank loans. Yunus’ prize honors not just his specific strategy, however, but also his impulse to redefine how we look at the problem of global poverty. Microfinance demonstrates that what matters is not the label attached...
David E. McCraw, a lawyer for The New York Times Company—which owns The Globe??issued a statement last night expressing The Times’ unhappiness with Sprague’s ruling...
...attention of the world in a way none of us at The Crimson imagined when we broke the story early last Sunday. The depth and breadth of the coverage—including a front-page story in The New York Times and a top story in The Boston Globe??has brought the campus under a level of scrutiny not seen since University President Lawrence H. Summers announced his resignation in February. Because we broke the story, The Crimson has received some scrutiny of its own, primarily from those within our community, concerning how we handled the piece. Since...
...prevalence of religion in America may protect us from the threat of homegrown Islamic terrorism, according to the Boston Globe??s London bureau chief Chares M. Sennott. In a forum at Kennedy School of Government (KSG) yesterday, Sennott drew on his experience as a reporter covering the Middle East to discuss the different approaches America and Europe take in confronting terrorism and the lessons that can be gleaned from both. “We have a lot to learn from Europe,” said Sennott, who is a Fellow this year at the Harvard?...