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...resignation of Rosovsky’s wife, Nitza, the museum’s curator of exhibitions. But two weeks after the report was circulated, with a mandate of due process and consultation in hand, Knowles told The Crimson that “some changes in structure will have to occur.” That day, he fired eight Semitic Museum staff members...
Waldman acknowledges there are inherent limitations. There is no congregation. There is nothing tactile, nothing to taste or smell. Some rituals must occur in a certain place to have meaning - a cubicle doesn't make it. "Those who try to take 'real religion' and graft it online will indeed create a limp version of the real thing," he says. His opinion is echoed halfway across the world by Muthullah Tayeb, Web coordinator for islamonline.net. "We have to use this service for Muslims to know their religion and for non-Muslims to learn about Islam," he says. "But you cannot just...
...critical dialogue regarding VES’s pressing issues. In addition, though Phelan and other faculty have provided the new chair selected by the dean with their support, the new chair has neither expertise nor experience in the field, and it is unknown how or when this dialogue will occur. You write that you “hope that the new chair will be able to continue Phelan’s vision.” Instead of merely hoping, The Crimson and the Harvard community should challenge the dean to support that vision and to maintain a place...
It’s not as bad as it could be; after all, Wordsworth had an undistinguished academic career, right? (Being an English major, I compare myself to literary figures.) But problems occur when one compares oneself to other Harvard graduates; for example, take my own personal tormentor, John Updike. Updike came to Harvard on scholarship in the early 50s, earning excellent marks throughout his undergraduate career (the only black mark on his record being his presidency of the Harvard Lampoon). He graduated summa cum laude and immediately went to work for The New Yorker, shortly after which he published...
Chronic myeloid leukemia is one of those rare cancers that occur as the result of a single genetic accident--in this case, a mutation that causes blood cells to multiply uncontrollably. Gleevec works by blocking the chemical signal responsible for that wayward growth...