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...more than a “government.”The only way for the UC to spark change, then, is to apply pressure to the administration and directly to faculty members in any manner possible. The UC has a critical role not only in “student life?? in the vein of the fun czar, but also in “student life?? in the sense of our undergraduate education. We expect the candidates for president and vice president to address these twin responsibilities seriously and hopefully with some exciting new ideas. Fixing Harvard...
...really enjoyed it. I always thought it was a great idea, and many of the things I was taught there stayed with me, even more than many things I was focusing on at the time. THC: The Mayan myth of Genesis and their “Tree of Life?? are essential to your film. How did you first come across it?DA: Well, you find those things with research. THC: So it was more of a means than an end. The idea for “The Fountain” was not born there?DA: You never know...
...career paths. Lisa S. Pao ’08, an English concentrator and second-generation immigrant, identifies that mentality as a source of the stereotype. “You watch what it means to your parents, to come to another country and work so hard and build a better life??it’s sometimes an unfortunate assumption that having a better future means more money,” Pao says. “And that’s why a lot of the majors that [Asians] who get into college pick are medicine, economics, business...
...letter addressed to Symonds, Kibbe expressed a widely held sentiment, that despite his many contributions as an adviser, it is Symonds’s friendship that will be missed the most. “Many friends would agree in saying that I count your friendship as one of my life??s greatest honors,” he said. Symonds’s surviving brother, Robin, recalled their childhood. “He was stage managing, even then...
...ceased immediately. After all, one cannot make exceptions to murder just because they are “necessary.” On what moral grounds can we destroy three inarguably unique human beings, on average, in order to make one? This “take life to make life?? ethic is tenuous at best, but more importantly, it is precisely what the right to life movement openly decries in its opposition to stem cell research...