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Anti-Americanism suddenly attained a new political function as a source of unity through othering. While it still remains unclear what concrete commonality Danes and Greeks share in their daily lives??and anchors their abstract notion of being “European”—they are both very tangibly not American. The Bush Administration’s policies, especially in the war against Iraq, have helped Europeans a great deal in legitimizing this abstraction...
Kenan Professor of English Marjorie Garber, chair of the Faculty’s Standing Committee on the Status of Women, meets regularly with female faculty members to discuss the quality of their personal and academic lives??and to see if there’s anything Harvard can do to better accommodate their professional needs...
Several of Harvard’s most prominent buildings, such as Widener Library and Sever Hall, were funded by donations from women. But in both of these cases, the buildings were constructed to commemorate the men in these women’s lives??in the case of Mrs. Widener, her son, in the case of Mrs. Sever, her husband...
...like to see the two pieces of faculty lives??research and teaching—as integrated as possible, to best help our students,” says Cohen...
...sure, we occasionally praised Lewis, whether for his consistent efforts to focus the Faculty’s attention on the deplorable state of advising in many departments or his support of equal treatment for women at the College, not only on our diplomas but in our day-to-day lives??yet such praise was rare compared to the criticism. Thus, when Lewis was forced out of office this March, it might have seemed odd that The Crimson’s editorial headline read “Lewis Deserved Better.” Though long since retired from...