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Aspiring Harvard undergrad Stephanie Bianchi had no idea when she left the calm shores of Put-in-Bay, Ohio??population 128—to visit Harvard that she would land in the middle of University President Lawrence H. Summers’ historic resignation...
...Brown was born in 1952 and received his bachelor’s degree from Yale College in 1974 and his master’s from Ohio State University in 1981. He was first elected to public office in 1975 as an Ohio State Representative. He then served as Ohio??s Secretary of State from 1982 to 1990. He was elected to the House in 1992, where he has served on the House Energy and the Health subcommittees. Ryan H. Budish, a second year student at HLS, applauded Brown’s message on economic revitalization in Ohio...
...name, anyway? Step two was to organize a program in African languages, a field that had previously been sorely neglected at Harvard. Enter John M. Mugane, who came from Kenya to study at the Universities of Arizona and Ohio as a graduate student in 1988. Gates plucked him from Ohio??s ranks in 2003. Mugane is now a Senior Preceptor in the department, and the Director of the African Language Program. He is an embodiment of the department’s new tenor...
...Harvard Crimson: I’m originally from Iowa, and watching both “The Prizewinner of Defiance, Ohio?? and your HBO film “Normal,” I really felt that you had a great sense of the past and present of the kinds of places I grew up in. Can you explain a little more about your background and how it relates to that...
...ingenuity and foolhardy hopefulness to overcome the barriers of a man’s world, her unresolved domestic disputes and the unsympathetic characters fail to make Evelyn’s struggle seem worthwhile. In the end, the die-hard optimism of “The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio?? seems more artificial than those Desperate Housewives’ breasts...