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When Julia E. Schlozman ’09 visited Germany with an informally organized History of Art and Architecture (HAA) seminar last summer, she expected to discuss the artistic merits of cathedrals—not of masturbating monkeys.But when the students encountered a relief carving of just such a primate in a small Catholic cathedral in Germany, a conversation on the formal qualities of the carved lewd simian ensued. “We had to have an academic discussion about it, which was so awkward,” Schlozman says.Awkward or not, the trip and discussion highlight the way that...
While Harvardwood has prospered from their partnership with the OCS and OFA, subsequent ties to the world of alumni have been met with mixed reviews. The organization became officially tied to the Harvard Alumni Association (HAA) in 2005 as one of its first “Shared Interest Groups” (SIGs), defined by the HAA Web site as alumni groups unified by a purpose other than class affiliation...
Delgadillo, who holds a degree from Columbia Law School, is also an elected director of the Harvard Alumni Association (HAA). And though none of his fellow directors nor any executive committee member contacted by The Crimson remembers working directly with Delgadillo, incoming HAA Executive Committee President Jonathan L.S. Byrnes described him as a “dedicated and effective volunteer...
Jack P. Reardon Jr. ’60, the executive director of the HAA, wrote in an e-mailed statement that he shared similar sentiments about Delgadillo...
...Many alums take the trips to mark milestones. “The trip was a way to celebrate new chapter in our lives,” says Susan C. Herzog, a 2005 graduate from the Harvard Business School, in the HAA Travels catalogue. Herzog went on the trip with two friends in honor of their 30th birthdays...