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...they can study with expert teachers of their instrument and be motivated by the company of other performers? Or go the liberal arts route and continue their non-performance studies?This fall, six students did not have to decide, as Harvard and the New England Conservatory (NEC) launched a joint program for undergraduates. Although the joint curriculum is still tiny, it may well be an answer to the prayers of Harvard musicians who have struggled to obtain institutional support for their performance training.A LONG TIME COMINGYale College currently offers a joint program with Yale’s Graduate School...
...force. He said he has already begun meeting with potential participants and that he will hold additional information sessions over reading period. “Anything they can do to encourage summer research would be really great,” said Kang-Xing Jin ’06, a joint concentrator in computer science and psychology and co-chair of the Harvard Society for Mind, Brain, Behavior. “This could be a great opportunity to meet some people you wouldn’t otherwise meet.” Though the program has been a collaborative effort between University...
...genes. Broad Institute researchers are currently working to map an increasing number of mammal genomes, according to Lindblad-Toh. “We are sequencing eight, soon will be sixteen, different mammals at lower coverage, including the opossum,” she said. The Broad Institute, a joint venture of Harvard and MIT founded in 2003, received an additional $100 million in funding from philanthropists Eli and Edythe L. Broad earlier this month...
...Shanghai, as in many Asian cities, people don't play golf as a break from business. Golf is business, with many a deal or joint venture sealed on the fairway. That being the case, executive visitors to China's finance capital will welcome the launch of Slice, the first English-language magazine devoted to Shanghai's extensive golfing scene...
...Dunster House. The tournament, well on its way to becoming a beloved Harvard tradition, offered the chance for each upperclass House, as well as University Hall, to form teams and duke it out for the title of Dodgeball champion. The tournament made its debut last December as a joint effort between the Undergraduate Council, the Dean’s office, Harvard Christian Impact’s Athletes in Action, and the Intramurals Program. Dane J. Skillrud ’06, a Dunster resident and member of the winning team, described their overtime victory over Winthrop as “absolutely...