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...Party nomination to run for U.S. Senate this year. If he lands the nomination, Webb, who served as Secretary of the Navy under President Ronald Reagan, will run against one-term incumbent Senator George Allen, R-Va. The Harvard community greeted news of Webb’s decision to join the race with interest and enthusiasm. IOP Director of Communications Esten Perez said that “as a nonpartisan institute, the IOP doesn’t support or oppose specific political candidates. However, we’re always happy to see former participants of the IOP fellows program aiming...
...mind being a washed up popstar, working behind the camera, controlling the next generation of the music industry.” Up next for Shields is a Making The Band-esque reality show called Fourplay in which he will weed out hopeful Harvard auditioners seeking to join him in a dance pop “Abba-style” band. “Harvard needs a little more bubblegum-pop fun,” he says. Shields says his celebrity didn’t affect his transition to college life, but he admits he suspects some...
...life by making the peons of electoral politics seem important.Eric A. Kester ’08 an anthropology concentrator in Winthrop House, will provide a humorous and sympathetic view of the life of a Harvard student in his column “Are You Serious?” Join Eric on alternating Thursdays and take a comic look at college life through the eyes of a guy who spends too much time playing video games, worrying about the Red Sox, and trying to work the washing machine...
...campaign that was marked by several flashes of controversy. In the second week of the election, The Crimson obtained an e-mail from a Voith-Gadgil staffer to a member of the Grimeland-Hadfield campaign, asking Grimeland and Hadfield to drop out of the race and “join forces” against Haddock and Riley. Later in the week, the Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender, and Supporters Alliance and the Harvard Republican Club issued a joint statement condemning Voith and Gadgil for making contradictory statements to their respective groups about the role of the Reserve Officers’ Training...
...marks a small but important milestone in the College’s sometimes halting efforts to enhance the student learning experience through the use of technology. The audio recordings of Quantitative Reasoning 48, “Bits,” available free in Apple’s iTunes library, join similar offerings from a number of other universities, including Stanford University, which in October became the first university to begin offering course recordings through iTunes. As educational technology ventures into yet another medium, it is an opportune moment to reflect on the value of lecture recordings, both audio and video...