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...hope is to get out information and to show that there’s no need for knee-jerk reactions,” he says. Rahman seems optimistic that American society and the Harvard community is tolerant and that dialogue will happen if Harvard students are willing to listen.“I fear for Harvard students in the sense that we take the knowledge that we get however little we know how to act upon it,” he says. “If that knowledge is incomplete, you end up in a place where you?...
...program directors sign affidavits that everything is being done aboveboard. We have very strict rules. Listen to KROQ in Los Angeles, one of the best alternative music stations. We're playing new music...
...content is king. We're proving that with the Jack format. Hopefully, we'll have the same success with Free FM. If the content is good, people will listen. I believe these businesses will grow again. There's a lot more choice for consumers. That's the issue. It's not that radio's a bad business...
...case of Panlong, villagers say they twice sent representatives to Beijing hoping someone would listen to their land-dispute issue, but no one did. In January, after months of fruitless petitioning of various levels of government, Panlong residents decided to stage a protest near their seized land. A similar effort in nearby Dongzhou village a month before had ended with paramilitary police killing at least six locals. But people in Panlong felt they had no other choice. The protest stayed peaceful for several days, until armed men with electric truncheons descended on the crowd and started beating everyone from young...
...vote, he actually got on the phone and wrote back to tell me they had already approved the course. When a colleague of mine disagreed with a tenure decision in another department, Larry rang him and talked long and earnestly with him. This was an approachable president willing to listen to others if they spoke up. He wanted to change things, to reform the Core for real, to engage people in vigorous, open conversation. Many students I met loved it. He talked to them. To my own surprise, I found myself saying “we” about Harvard...