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...added dimension that people haven??t seen on film, so she will definitely be an asset this weekend,” said Delaney- Smith...
It’s time to start stocking up on conversation material. In 2009, millions of lights will go out across America, marking the dawn of a new era: an era without analog television. As static flickers across sets from California to Cambridge, families who haven??t spoken for years except during commercial breaks will be forced to turn to one another and catch up. I imagine that the first exclamation out of some people’s mouths will be: “Thank heavens for my liberal education!” Then I imagine the sound...
...little suprised,” said Class Marshall Andrew J. Tennant ’08. “I haven??t read all the ‘Harry Potters’ and didn’t get into the Harry Potter craze. I’ve been reading a little bit more about her today and getting a better sense of her. Obviously, she’s a world-renowned author promoting this creative idea in this really great series.” [SEE CORRECTION BELOW...
It’s not that I haven??t explored these ideas with my friends here—I have, and being able to discuss them for the first time with people who understand from their own experiences has been liberating. Yet we are missing a real opportunity to connect with multiracial students throughout Harvard. The student activities fair at the beginning of the year plays host to countless student organizations for a single race or ethnicity to the marginalization of multiracial issues...
There is, in fact, a multicultural group at Harvard, but chances are you haven??t heard of it. The group, which is called ReMixed, was founded a few years ago, but its existence does not exactly feature prominently in the lives of Harvard students. In the spring 2005 issue of Diversity & Distinction, a Harvard student publication, there is an article that highlights the founding of the group. The piece displays a great sense of optimism: In it, the leaders of the organization express their desire to work with the Half-Asian People’s Association...