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Last week, when Kevin C. He ’09 told John S. Haddock ‘07 his idea for making Lamont Library an “all-media?? center—with DVDs, movies, videos, and CDs all in one place—the Undergraduate Council (UC) presidential candidate took out a pad of paper to write it down.“That’s not a bad idea,” Haddock told the freshman.Haddock has made his campaign for UC president all about exactly this kind of exchange. He says that his responsiveness...
Debate over the media??s treatment of high-profile trials came to the fore at Harvard Law School yesterday, as Michael Jackson’s defense attorney, Thomas Mesereau Jr. ’73, MSNBC anchor and correspondent Dan Abrams, and Middlesex County District Attorney Martha Coakley all participated in a panel on race and the Jackson trial. Mesereau, who was named one of Barbara Walters’ “10 Most Fascinating People of 2005,” served previously as the defense attorney for actor Robert Blake and accepted the Jackson case after its first...
...nonsense that goes on and the corruption that’s associated with college athletics—that’s not what’s going on here.”It’s tough to say whether or not the Ivy League will remain on the media??s radar. NFL-bound quarterbacks and Rhodes Scholar tailbacks are few and far between.Among those likely to attract such a spotlight is Harvard junior running back Clifton Dawson, who, according to Sullivan, brings several different potential storylines to the table. A few of them have already been noticed...
...little coverage in the press—including the U.S. military’s checkpoint strategy, the use of convoys, and the counter-insurgency strategy of the U.S. Massing, the author of “Now They Tell Us,” a collection of articles about the media??s coverage of the Iraq war, also discussed the effects that the press has on America’s reaction to the war. “It’s something that’s really on the table now,” said Alex S. Jones, director...
...there is more to the class than experimentation. Rather, Lemieux strives to expand students’ notions of boundaries in creative expression to a more interactive, personal level. By integrating different types of media??images, texts, or objects—found in pop culture into customary art forms, students also explore a new medium of experimental creation...