Word: manoharan
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...least that’s how Jason Manoharan, head TF for “Postwar American and British Fiction,” wants it to feel. He has discovered that there’s no better way of breaking a tense, academic atmosphere in class than by bringing his Old English sheep dog, Kaliban...
...adds a touch of humanity to the austerity of Harvard,” Manoharan says of the enormous, shaggy creature that can be seen traversing the halls of the Barker Center...
According to students, both Manoharan and Kali (as the dog is affectionately known) are doing their jobs perfectly. Abigail J. Crutchfield ’10 praises the conversational atmosphere created by the dog’s presence. She describes the feel of her section meetings as “a book club full of very intelligent people...
...Manoharan agrees, noting with a sigh how Kali has helped him through the demanding world of academia: “Grad school is a long haul, and it’s nice to have one companion who will not asses your work harshly...
...According to court documents, the group confessed to being part of a gang that stole children and sold them to MSS for 10,000 rupees ($280) each. Manoharan was a former employee of MSS, and eventually the agency's owners, P. V. Ravindranath and his wife Vatsala, were arrested. Officers raided the premises and found the files of 120 children who had been sent overseas for adoption, including at least 13 dispatched to Australia. The pictures were then compared with those on missing-children reports in local police stations...