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While it may be an idealistic view, the owners of the land in Harvard Square have a responsibility to maintaining the integrity and distinctiveness of the neighborhood. Even if they see no intrinsic value in doing so, it seems that it might be financially beneficial to sustain property values by...
“Rawls wrote A Theory of Justice and it was a truly extraordinary achievement both for its intrinsic merit and because it was written against a kind of backdrop of a kind of wasteland in the field,” Cohen said.
All the professors interviewed for this story say they feel there is an intrinsic value in escaping the Harvard bubble every now and then and taking work to a larger audience. “I think your teaching is very likely and indeed should be helped by what you learn...
In “Oceanid” and “Back to Bach,” the two newly-premiered pieces he choreographed, Mateo is as much working within the classical idiom of épaulement, glissade and ballotté as with the vocabulary of modern choreographers like Martha...
In the wide world of socially responsible travel, one of the cardinal rules has long been "Take only pictures, leave only footprints." After reading academic Rosaleen Duffy's critical analysis of the impacts of "ethical," nature-based tourism, A Trip Too Far - Ecotourism, Politics & Exploitation (Earthscan; 210 pages), altruistic souls...