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...wanted to see his thesis come to life. Maxwell said that the conference was a unique opportunity for experts to collaborate. “We discovered that there was this tremendous concentration of people at Harvard working on HIV and AIDS in Brazil. A lot of these people haven??t communicated with each other before,” he said. Assistant Professor of Medicine Joia Mukherjee emphasized the role of the Brazilian government, and specifically the universal healthcare and free antiretroviral drugs it provides. “Brazil was twenty years ahead of where most places are today...
...haven??t had an open house yet, but we’re having one soon,” says Christina Dias, an administrative coordinator for the Harvard Foundation. “At that point, we really hope to welcome everyone, to offer all of our facilities, computers and copiers, student assistants. We would like to see our office as a workspace for the student organizations, for programs and initiatives and projects. We primarily see it as a place where intellectual conversations are taking place, things are getting done...
Looking at schools that haven??t won a title in the past three years, Cornell is the name I hear most often as a potential contender for next year’s title. There is good reason for this, as the Big Red, who finished third in the league last season, bring back the top two rookies from the 2006-2007 campaign in Ryan Wittman and Louis Dale. Joining those two should be three-point stud Adam Gore—the Rookie of the Year in 2005-2006—who missed last season with a torn...
When you look at my Facebook profile you’ll see that I’m female, interested in men, and married – don’t worry Mom, we haven??t made it legal yet. You’ll also discern that I’m from Dallas (and judging by my groups, fiercely proud of it), my birthday is May 22, I’m politically “moderate,” and apparently have no religious views...
...ultimately are shaped into is determined through long bouts of reflection and tempering the inner metal of your being in the fire of self-doubt. Luckily, Harvard spares you this. Instead, who you are is determined by an algorithm run by a multibillion-dollar institution. Because, in case you haven??t noticed yet, your house is your life. Admitted to Adams? Buy a beret, get out your finger paint, and borrow those dining hall utensils (You can get into the servery now!) In Dunster? Your future is the bright red of a solo cup. By the time that...