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...rooms to announce their appointments and drench them in champagne. “We wanted to inaugurate them in style,” Finne said. “It was quite fun.” Two weeks ago, Finne and officials at the Harvard Development Office picked Matthew P. Downer ’07 and J. Barton Williams ’07 as Senior Gift Co-Chairs. The two were not doused with champagne, but still said they looked forward to kicking off their fundraising efforts in the coming months. “Senior Gift Co-Chair is a really...
...gave council members and undergraduates the opportunity to share their views and ask questions of the co-chairs. The preliminary report established the “idea that general education is meant to tie what we learn at Harvard to our lives after Harvard,” according to Matthew R. Greenfield ’08, the Student Affairs Committee (SAC) vice chair for Undergraduate Education and a CUE member. Greenfield said that students and faculty will now have to address two questions: whether the report correctly identifies the goal of general education and whether the proposal is the appropriate...
...From the beginning, we tried to make sure that we understood each other to help ideas mesh,” says stage director Matthew M. Spellberg ’09 of his work with choreographer Larissa D. Koch ’08. They insist that they have never worked together before, but Spellberg and Koch appear extremely attuned to each other’s sensibilities...
Rich grappled with Scripture and script decisions. Should he stick with one Gospel? The Magi are only in Matthew, the shepherds only in Luke, but both Magi and shepherds appear in the film. Rich's first draft did not include The Magnificat, the verses Mary sings when her cousin Elizabeth feels a child stirring in her own womb, because it didn't match Mary's character arc. When a nun advising the film weighed in on the importance of the passage to Catholics, Hardwicke incorporated some of the verses in a voice-over later in the story...
...bill is passed, 30 newspapers will be delivered to each House daily, according to Rosier. In another move to improve the dining hall atmosphere, the council voted to allow non-traditional advisors such as clergy members or sports team coaches to eat for free with students. According to Matthew R. Greenfield ’08, the lack of non-traditional advising methods at Harvard is a major problem. “Right now you have to talk to all sorts of people in the House and get permission” to bring a non-traditional guest to dinner, Matthew...