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Zwick says that if there’s any one link between his film and television endeavors—he has also worked on network shows including “Once and Again” and “My So-Called Life”—it’s his preoccupation with cultures and societies in the midst of a transformation. He says he found Japan’s route to modernity to be a “particularly wrenching transition,” and thus chose to zoom in on an aspect...
...Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights (FAIR), a network of 15 law schools and faculties, joined with a professors’ group in September to file suit in U.S. District Court in Newark, N.J., claiming that the Pentagon’s threats infringed upon educators’ First Amendment rights...
...since the Civil Rights Movement. A recent article in The New York Times described how many colleges including Princeton and Yale have plans to spend hundreds of millions of dollars renovating their residence halls. Harvard has no such plans. Students are still stuck in cramped overheated rooms watching fuzzy network television...
...direction,” Frumin says. “They tell us if they want a DJ, a band, a coat check or transportation.” Once a venue is secured, Frumin then connects the host to specific ticket printers, bus companies and other pertinent vendors in his network, who give him discounts for buying their services in bulk. “The good thing about Steve is that everything is set in stone,” says Jesse L. Maki ’04, one of the organizers of Wicked...
...This television explosion is the culmination of a trend which has led Ivy League football back to national prominence. And the quality of play has risen too. In the last few years Harvard and Penn have spent time in the national rankings. Penn is currently eighth in the Sports Network national poll...