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...academy already suffers from a considerable lack of inter-disciplinary cross-talk, but those interested in evangelizing the Asian-American experience might accomplish greater things by participating in this tyranny of specialization on their own terms...
...impressive accomplishments, there are undoubtedly many opportunities for making future contributions to the developing world. To help further these goals Summers should seek to provide additional centralized administrative support and budgetary assistance to interested students and faculty. This type of support can greatly help create incentives and encourage additional inter-faculty course development and student affairs efforts between the various Harvard schools. Such leadership can advance ideas to shape U.S. foreign policy—that help to solve complex problems in the developing world...
...only quixotic but also, and far worse, patronizing. Their decorating my brother’s room wasn’t necessarily antifeminist—and they certainly didn’t see it that way. They saw it as their contribution to the community, as their part in the inter-town rivalry. “You just don’t get it,” my brother is wont to say of high school. “You never got it.” And looking at the feather boa on his pillow, I knew he was right...
Dinner is served between noon and 3 p.m. for any students, faculty and staff who choose to attend. There are no inter-house dining restrictions on Thanksgiving...
...Bring Back the Dead White Men” (Nov. 6). He condemns Aztec religious philosophy for the “ritual sacrifice of war prisoners” while ignoring the fact that more people have died in conflicts started by the modern westerns he extols than an any other inter-country conflicts in world history. If veritas is indeed his aim, why stress the importance of the Constitution, a document fraught with hypocrisy from the opening lines of “all men created equal” following up with the decision that black slaves are equivalent to three-fifths...