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...chosen annually as Nieman Global Health Fellows. The three fellows—representing the U.S., Europe, and the developing world—will join the other participants of the Nieman Fellow Program, which allows both U.S. and international journalists to study at Harvard for a year, according to Jay A. Winsten, associate dean and Stanton director of the Center of Health Communication at the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH). In addition to the activities they will pursue with the other Nieman Fellows, the Global Health Fellows will study at HSPH and throughout the University. At the end of their...
...chair of the department of Anthropology. “This was a report that outlines a number of the key issues.” Three members of the advising committee—Ford Professor of Social Studies and committee chair David Pilbeam, Wolfson Professor of Jewish Studies Jay M. Harris, and Harvard College Professor Stuart M. Shieber—made the presentation. The recommendations were initially presented to the full Faculty in May but were never discussed due to time constraints. The report calls for increased centralization of Harvard’s advising resources through the creation...
...Heard ’Em Say"Kanye WestKanye West is a consummate collaborator. His tag-team sessions with Jay-Z, Common, and Jamie Foxx have produced some of the most incendiary singles of the decade: hits like “Izzo (H.O.V.A.),” “Go,” and “Gold Digger” topped Billboard charts and invigorated moribund radio playlists.In light of those formidable successes, it is surprising that Kanye’s most recent collaboration, with legendary animator Bill Plympton (“I Married A Strange Person?...
...surveyed business leaders in California, Colorado, Florida and Minnesota; nearly all said the conservative position on immigration ignores the reality that there is virtually no labor market for physically demanding, low-wage jobs in agriculture, construction and hospitality. "In fact, we have to compete for [illegal workers] now," says Jay Taylor, president of Taylor & Fulton Farms, a tomato concern based in Palmetto, Fla. "It used to be migrant workers were just vegetable-and-fruit pickers or housekeepers. But look at the incredible housing boom we've had in Florida in recent years. Now they're being sought out by roofing...
...Jay Branegan, Professional Staff, Senate Foreign Relations Committee TIME Correspondent...