Word: lightness
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...seems curiously uninterested in the orphanage’s cause yet still considers giving it his donation. After a quick meeting, Jorgen casually invites Jacob to his daughter Anna’s (Stine Fischer Christensen) wedding that weekend. After the wedding, secrets long kept come to light, regrets from the past resurface, and Jacob’s relationship with Jorgen and his family turns from business to something a little more personal. In order for the film’s characters to come together, they must first be driven apart. The audience is introduced to Jorgen as he tenderly reads...
...McDaniel ’04 sat in the bow of Cambridge’s Light Blues, who eventually carried the day in 17:49 and with a one-and-a-quarter-length lead, while Adam Kosmicki ’06 and William ‘Brodie’ Buckland ’06 were two-seat and six-seat respectively of the Dark Blues...
...unpredictable ways. Compare the silence from Johnston's captors to the more traditional dealings of those who have held Israeli Corporal Gilad Shalit since June. Earlier this month, they gave Israel a long list of prisoners they want in exchange for Shalit. The swap hasn't happened, but in light of Johnston's case, there was something reassuring about even the glimmer of a trade...
...interaction with other groups in Lebanon. Short personal anecdotes from his time in Lebanon add both color and authority to the book. Norton’s portrait of Hezbollah is a complex one that moves beyond its status on the American list of foreign terrorist organizations. He brings to light many of the group’s other activities, including providing critical services in a region that is often impoverished and ravaged by violence. “Hezbollah offers an array of social services to its constituents that include construction companies, schools, hospitals, dispensaries, and micro-finance initiatives...
...first removed from campus after students stormed University Hall in protest to the military presence. Decades later, the University severed ties with ROTC because of the military’s exclusionary “Don’t ask, don’t tell” policy. In light of the fact that the military is conspicuously missing from Harvard’s undergrad campus, the armed services are rarely counted among the various niches Harvard graduates fill in the job market. Donald M. Coates ‘07, an NROTC midshipman, says that although some fellow students respond positively...