Word: interactionalism
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...spirit of unselfishness, respect for others potential for leadership, and physical vigor,” according to the scholarship’s Web site. Snider, a resident of Friendswood, Texas and a senior in Mather House, is studying biological anthropology. She said her particular interests lie in the interactions between cultural beliefs and scientific and medical practice. According to Snider, how “social cultural beliefs and institutions interact with biology to shape human perception of illness, medical treatments, and medical practices that occur within a particular society” interest her the most. Snider, who was inducted into...
...differences, though, it’s reassuring to know that there are still things that link us all. The Game is about football, but it is also about tradition, an annual ritual that brings together thousands of students, faculty, and alumni who would never otherwise interact. I’ll see you there...
...College Theatre. The partnership has been a unique opportunity for collaboration across artistic disciplines. “One thing that I regretted at Harvard was that the music people are sort of over here and then over there are the literary, visual people and they don’t interact that much,” says Mendez, who began working on his composition over the summer. “It makes me happy that I’m getting to collaborate outside of the musical world.” Koch and Mendez’s “Rêves...
...through/within/without/” for Taylor Davis’ Shapeshifting class, Martin had to purchase many of the work’s objects himself. Martin avoids restricting himself to one medium. “I love to see the interplay of media, what different media evoke, and how they interact within a space,” he says. He is excited to be able to use the Adams Art Space for “through/within/without,” noting that it welcomes the artist. “It’s an old squash court, so it?...
...drugs. Eggan’s lecture was part of the Harvard College Undergraduate Research Society’s monthly seminar series. “It is a great way of introducing undergraduates to the amazing research that the Harvard faculty does, and a great way for the faculty to interact with students,” said Dayan “Jack” Li ’11 of HCURA. “Stem cell research is a burgeoning field in science. It’s new, it’s really exciting, it has many implications...