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...Greenbaum says.Whatever its status in the world of performance arts, stand-up at Harvard is a popular act. HSUCS produced seven shows last year, all of which sold out, according to Greenbaum. In addition, comedians from HSUCS participated in five other shows not produced by the club.A NETWORK OF SUCS-ERSWith Ingber’s graduation last year and Greenbaum’s impending exit from Johnston Gate, the club’s network is expanding beyond Harvard’s campus. Over the summer Ingber and Greenbaum debuted “Don’t Touch the Foot...
...three-year, $1.6 billion renovation, St. Pancras will reopen on Nov. 14 as London's new gateway to the Continent, replacing Waterloo Station as the Eurostar terminal. The new location will shave 20 minutes off the travel time to central Paris and better integrate Europe's high-speed rail network with Britain's train system...
...Membership honors individual achievement, but some inductees said that their success depended on the help of others. “Our work is always built on that of our peers,” another inductee, Engineering and Applied Sciences Dean Venkatesh Narayanamurti said. “Without that network of help, this would not be possible.” Narayanamurti is developing transistors “so small you need a special kind of microscope to see them.” Lars Hernquist, professor of astronomy, analyzes light to learn about how galaxies are formed. He hopes...
...branding is none too subtle. We are a blunt lot, in our bikinis and our demands that our friends go right now to check out our blog postings. We've gone 40 years back, to sales tactics predating irony, self-deprecation and actual modesty. We are, as a social network, all so awesome that we will soon not be able to type the number 1, because we will have worn out the exclamation point that shares...
Until we can build some kind of social network where we can present our true, flawed selves--perhaps some genius can invent something that takes place in a house over dinner with wine--I say we strip down our online communities to just the important parts. With enough venture funding--by which I mean the volunteer services of a dude who knows how to build a website--I hope to launch TrueSocialStatus.com on which users are allowed to submit only their name, their occupation, a photo, the square footage of their home and a list of any celebrities they happen...