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...moments that I remember with the most clarity and fondness are moments in which sport served as a conduit, rather than an end in itself, for uniting individuals who would permanently alter each other??€™s lives in ways they never could have imagined...
These more experienced individuals provide their mentees with suggestions on fruitful areas of research to pursue and connections to other?? academic heavyweights in the field, shaping the younger individuals to become formidable candidates for tenure at Harvard...
...their freshman year at Harvard Hillel. Though they were friendly, they did not begin dating until winter break of Tova’s junior year—Hillel’s sophomore year, as he had taken time off to study abroad. They both say that the other??€™s commitment to Judaism was one of the things that drew them to one another...
...claims that literature refines the mind, makes one a more interesting and intellectually supple person, sound pretentious, or worse, therapeutic. The Arnoldian notion that culture elevates us, makes us empathetic and sensitive, is just not true. Don’t believe me? You should hear English professors discuss each other??€™s work! Students want to be empowered by knowledge, not refined or made precious by it. The age of the snob has passed. There will always be a core constituency of sweet-tempered undergraduates who find literature intrinsically fascinating, just as there will always be devotees of Wagner...
...grounded in a sense of empathy for our fellow human beings. Although the president’s critics have insisted that justice must be blind and that empathy can only bias judicial opinions, Smith knew that justice would be an impossible ideal were human beings unable to share each other??€™s thoughts and feelings...