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...could go a long way towards fulfilling that function, and ultimately towards revitalizing and improving liberal activism at Harvard. Through the coordination and education, a Progressive Alliance could help independent organizations improve individually, and work together in furthering progressive causes. The Committee on College Life (CCL), which tabled the group??s proposal last Friday, should expeditiously approve a modified version of the organization at its next meeting once its concerns have been addressed...
Warren Professor of American History Ernest May, who studies 20th-century America and specializes in the Cold War, received the group??s Award for Scholarly Distinction, an award given to one or two historians each year at the association’s annual meeting...
...member Rohit Chopra ’04 remained optimistic about the Progressive Alliance’s chances when the committee again considers the group??s application...
...Doves was born. The band’s debut album, Lost Souls, is a rich collection of acoustic guitar and stirring vocals. Yet, despite the album’s melodramatic title and the group??s troubled past, Lost Souls is a nuanced album that does not fall into the irritating whining of misery-rock. The wispy guitars and vocals play games with each other in the seven-and-a-half minute ballad “Cedar Room.” “The Man Who Told Everything” seems to stand for the group?...
...foursome who met as students at University College, London, has already won substantial fame in England and the U.S. And rightly so—Parachutes is an album loaded with twisted and complex emotions. It is strikingly simple, even disturbing, because of this raw simplicity. In the group??s first U.S. single, “Yellow,” Martin admits “For you I’d bleed myself dry.” And in “Shiver,” Coldplay’s biggest hit to date, he spills his heart about...