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...Benjamin M. Jaffe Although the acoustics in Sanders Theatre may be perfect for concerts, Sanders is not the ideal place for lectures. Gordon E. Powers III ’09, who is hard of hearing, knows this fact better than any other student in Moral Reasoning 22: “Justice.” Powers, who has a hearing disability and often “mishears” things, is provided with a professional interpreter who translates what is said in class into sign language. At Harvard, student, faculty, staff, and guests of the University can request sign language interpreters...
...group of men in Canada in response to the 1989 Montreal Massacre, in which 14 women were shot and killed. This is the second year the ribbon campaign has infiltrated Harvard Yard. “We just gave it a shot here last year,” said Gordon W. Braxton, a prevention specialist in the OSAPR who first became familiar with the movement during his undergraduate years at the University of Virginia. The undertaking is “very low intensity, which can be both good and bad,” Braxton said. “It?...
...look at some of the other Ivies and they’re on their 10-year anniversary.” NO ROOM AT THE INN What’s standing in the way of Asian American studies now, according to former History Department chair Andrew D. Gordon ’74, is more a simple lack of space than lack of support.“The reality is that at the moment, the growth is slow in social studies and humanities,” Gordon said. “The administration isn’t in the mood...
...Greenspun—a computer science affiliate at MIT—said he has logged over 2,000 hours of flight time including a flight from Los Angeles to Alaska. The rotors of the helicopter stirred up clouds of snow as it landed on the fields of the Gordon Track and Tennis Center. During the flight, contact was maintained with the Boston Logan Air Traffic Control Tower at all times. Several Harvard students went along for the helicopter ride. Passenger Daniel E. Catomeris ’11 brought a camera and a crew mate along to document his journey...
Strong individual performances at the Harvard Open on Saturday at Gordon Track propelled the Crimson track and field teams into their six-week winter break. “It was a good first home meet,” senior Brian Holmquest said. “I’d say the team looked a lot better than it has in years past for the first race.” Holmquest led the way for the men’s team, placing first in the 5,000 meters with a personal best time of 14:38.83, which automatically qualifies...