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...Adjutant, in this case the identity of the first aggressor was essential, and the defendant sought aggressively and repeatedly to introduce evidence of Colono and Rodriguez’s violent histories to illuminate the matter,” wrote Chief Justice Margaret H. Marshall in the opinion...
Harvard’s latest Guggenheim Fellowship winners plan to use their funds to study subjects ranging from garage sales to Ethiopian music. Unlike in years past, two of this year’s five Harvard winners came from the Department of Music. Professors Daniel P. Carpenter, Margaret Crawford, Kay K. Shelemay, Anne C. Shreffler, and Salil P. Vadhan ’95 beat out some 2,800 applicants. The 189 artists, scholars, and scientists who won the Guggenheim Fellowships will receive a total of $7,600,000, according to a press release. All five of Harvard?...
...group initiatives. The winning designer will receive an iPod as well as a paid job designing SOCH’s new Web site, according to SOCH Manager David R. Friedrich. The selected design will then be used on T-shirts, Nalgene bottles, and other SOCH paraphernalia. Media Ventures President Margaret K. Hsu ’08 said the competition will allow students to be further involved in the center, particularly after some undergraduates had said they had not been sufficiently involved in the initial planning process for the space. “The big thing that we?...
...wear?’” Lee says. “We’re trying to look at a community besides the usual portrayal of Chinatown with seedy restaurants and gangsters.”“East Meets West,” directed by co-producer Margaret M. Wang ’09, explores the experience of Asians in predominantly white, Western settings.“You see a lot of Asian-inspired clothes from Western designers,” Wang says. “There are lots of parallels between Eastern and Western cultures, and it?...
Since then, Britons have remained skeptical about the possibilities of expanded political integration, and have consistently showed little enthusiasm for the organization. In 1988, then-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher congratulated the College of Europe on their courage to invite her to speak about the Union. In truthful representation of the British feeling, she herself said inviting her to speak about integration was like inviting “Genghis Khan to speak on the virtues of peaceful coexistence.” Even today, the EU is as popular in Britain as President George W. Bush is in America...