Word: interent
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...plane, 4WD and e-mail, signing off on designs while negotiating sensitive copyright issues with Paris; in one case, an artist's contract couldn't be signed until the floodwaters had receded from her remote community. "It's not only a cross-nation collaboration," says Perkins. "It's inter-cultural as well, and then also between the strands of architecture, curatorship and the arts." Not to mention language. English and French were easy compared to Kuninjku, Gumatj, Gija, Pitjantjatjara, Pintupi, Wiradjuri and Waanyi, all of which buttress this cross-cultural cathedral...
Improving the funding system will put HoCos on more stable financial ground and increase the possibilities for creative House events. Activities and events organized by HoCos—formals, stein clubs, mega-parties, inter- and intra-house competitions—constitute the core of undergraduate social life. By guaranteeing funding, the UC will demonstrate solidarity with HoCos and enable more ambitious undertakings that require significant up-front funding...
...goal is to foster a very strong sense of Harvard graduate community,” Zhu said, adding that the board hopes to tackle issues like cross-registration, the academic calendar, health care, and inter-campus transportation in the coming year...
...fans." To be sure, racist insults can be heard in stadiums elsewhere in Europe. In Italy last year, Messina's Marc Zoro, an Ivorian, had to be restrained by teammates after he was racially abused by Lazio fans at Rome's Olympic stadium. (Zoro later suffered similar abuse at Inter Milan.) Yet Spain stands out. Duran attributes the xenophobic displays at soccer games to the country's recent influx of immigrants - a function both of Spain's recent economic success and its declining birthrate. Spain's National Institute for Statistics reported last year that the number of foreigners living...
...Schoenfeld ’07, a Hillel-goer, says in reference to competition between the groups, “I don’t find that here at all.” And most other students in the know concur—the organizations may have problems, but inter-group fighting is not one of them. CHABAD: UNDER THE RADARFew people at Harvard have more than a passing familiarity with Chabad, and many say they haven’t heard of it at all. Hannah V. Brady ’08, who is not Jewish but has traveled extensively...