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...ones are insanely difficult, which ones are fun, which ones suck, which ones are guts and (maybe this is just me) which ones have hot TFs. After classes are chosen there is a lot of add/dropping and figuring out how to effectively petition CS 50 as a Folklore and Myth elective...
...myth of the starving artists is gone now,” Sheng says. “Big time artists are celebrities in New York and there is a crossover between fashion and art photographers.” He spent last summer in New York doing portfolio reviews with Details, W, Vibe and the New York Times Magazine. He will show his thesis work from May 2 to June 6 at the Carpenter Center Lobby and the Sert Gallery on the Carpenter Center’s third floor with an opening reception in the lobby on May 3 from...
...hopeful that discussion of the LDS faith during coverage of the Olympics will encourage people to more fully investigate our doctrines and teachings rather than rely on general stereotypes and popular myth,” writes Robert R. Porter ’00-’02 in an e-mail. “I’ve discovered that knowledge of the LDS church is very individual,” Porter says. “Some students know a great deal about our doctrine and history, while others are familiar with little other than our name...
Breece: So, are you [Douthat] agreeing with him [motioning to DeAraujo] that Harvard needs to be about the business of myth-making and continuing to maintain a myth of Harvard? Isn’t that basically what you are saying, that Harvard has a name and a lot of weight comes with...
...celebrate Black History? The month offers a time to combat the myth that black people are not a part of and have not contributed to human civilization. The purpose is to see beyond suppression and revision of the historical record. Yet, the fullest appreciation of Black History Month requires the recognition that more than a month is necessary to celebrate and accurately portray the contributions of blacks to our culture...