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Rebecca D. O’Brien ’06, a Crimson associate managing editor, is a history and literature concentrator in Kirkland House...
...Interfaith Council brought students together for music, food, and information at their first-ever Holiday Festival, a celebration of eight different religious holidays. The event, which was co-sponsored by the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations, drew a crowd of over 200 students to the Kirkland Dining Hall on Wednesday night, according to Om L. Lala ’06, president of the Council. Lala said that the celebration was part of the Council’s new effort to give students the chance to learn from each other about different religions without the pressure of a formal...
Stephen Hamblett ’57, a former Kirkland House resident who joined The Providence Journal immediately after graduating the College and worked his way up to publisher of the newspaper, died Tuesday at Rhode Island Hospital. He was 71. The cause was a blood clot in the brain, Hamblett’s son told The Boston Globe. As the Journal’s publisher and chief executive for nearly 12 years, Hamblett oversaw the paper’s Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage in 1994 of corruption and patronage in the Rhode Island state court system. A long-time friend...
...intense,” the comments were not distracting. “Your mind goes numb, your eyes blank out, and you are only in the moment,” he said. Early in the tournament, a team of College administrators squared off against Kirkland House residents. Most deans, sporting button-up shirts, ties, and sneakers, were quickly picked off by the Kirkland squadron. Assistant Dean of the College Paul J. McLoughlin II, the last person standing for his team, admitted that being alone on the court was “a little scary.” His fearful situation...
...Everett says. “It took an hour for the kids to even realize it was an Afro-Cuban beat they were playing, but once they did, it was amazing.”For the duration of his residency here, Byron will be staying in a room at Kirkland house, where he also lived during his November visit. Lee says that he hopes the living quarters will bring more interaction with students. When questioned, Byron takes a less high-concept approach to his habitat. ”It’s just a place to rest my head...