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...Crimson—ranked second in the nation at the time—was rapidly gaining ground in the polls on then-No. 1 New Hampshire, and a sweep combined with at least one Wildcats loss would have been enough to put Harvard over...
...much-publicized initiative to promote the arts on campus. And the Ph.D. program will require almost no new funds: Given the program’s small size and the availability of resources, neither a dramatically expanded budget nor new hiring will be necessary to get the program off the ground...
...document his journey for “On Harvard Time.” “It was incredible,” Catomeris said. When it came to events involving flying aircraft, it took the aviation club a good deal of maneuvering to get an idea off the ground. Planning for Saturday’s event began in October, according to club president Emanuel Beica ’11. The group had to find a field with no physical obstacles, obtain permission to use the space, and get clearance from Harvard University Police Department before takeoff. Mark Van Baalen...
...disparate Latina community. “All these people have the same identity but experience it in a different way,” she said, speaking of Latinas, in an interview before her speech. Schools like Harvard, she went on, “help people find common ground.” They are also important, Londoño said, in educating Latinas of their opportunities—“in helping them articulate their future action and strengthening everyone in their own individual pursuits.” The day-long conference, according to its Web site...
...reality required a degree of flexibility, Farmer said. At first, he said, competition with other aid agencies interfered with the process of actually helping the children. He said Partners in Health also had to walk a tightrope with the Rwandan government, which banned them from working on the ground unless the organization called their efforts a study. Ellis, the founder of Orphans of Rwanda, said that outside aid organizations must be wary of treating Africa as a “charity case.” “We come to Africa with our own set of priorities and assumptions...