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...most important hopes that those involved with film locally hold is the prospect that an influx of mainstream films will create enough new jobs to make it worthwhile for film crew to remain in the area, drawing attention to the special local filmmakers and allowing them to create movies in and about the state and city they love...
...this influx of squash isn’t just adding class to HUDS menus; it’s part of Harvard’s push for sustainability. In an effort to further this new role, the school signed a deal with Ward’s Berry Farm of nearby Sharon, Mass. to buy 40,000 pounds of squash in eight different varieties...
...single donation as large as the $20,000 that Ebbin's PAC gave his opponent. "This was my ninth election campaign, and it wasn't unusual to have homosexuals involved," says Black, who now practices law. "But it was different, certainly, in degree. There had not been a concerted influx of money from homosexuals as a group before...
...excited about students’ enthusiasm for the program and for public interest careers, more generally. “I think it’s encouraging students who were already considering public interest law to move forward with their plans,” Budnitz said. She added that an influx of students into public service could only have positive effects. “We’re very lucky we have a tremendously talented, creative, interesting population of students here,” Budnitz said. “Leveraging the resources of Harvard Law School to encourage these students...
While the humanities categories have seen an influx of petitions and course approvals, neither Science A nor Science B have approved any department alternates. Quantitative Reasoning received one petition—Applied Mathematics 21b—which the subcommittee approved over e-mail within two days...