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...unlikely that we’ll see another film based on this musical, it is certain that “The Song That Goes Like This” and the 15-minute Camelot dance extravaganza have entered into the pantheon of contemporary musical theater. And if following others?? leads must be the way in rigidly traditional Broadway, one can only hope that, rather than falling into the lackluster conventions of old, more shows begin to look towards “Spamalot,” with its unique balance of the old and the new, the traditional...
...hide the head scarf, or hijab, she wears. Although recent attacks against Muslims on the Harvard campus have not been directly perpetrated by students, Islamophobia exists in less overt forms at Harvard. Many Muslim students have experienced moments when they said they have felt surprised or offended by others?? assumptions about followers of Islam. A DOUBLE STANDARDA few months after Farid’s encounter, The Harvard Salient published the now-famous anti-Islamic Danish cartoons. Associate Dean of Harvard College Judith H. Kidd responded with an e-mail to the conservative biweekly warning that...
...there’s l’affaire Shleifer (from which he recused himself). And his favoring some academic departments over others??have Harvard’s administrators ever preferred one branch of learning to another? For the answer, divide $250,000 by $85, vide supra. And his active participation on ad hoc committees. Didn’t he understand the use of the rubber stamp? And he locked horns with a dean, which is also, provided one steadfastly refuses to consult precedents, without precedent...
...what constitutes a substantial contribution to academic discourse, and whether the tenth of our class recruited for athletics belongs here. It is this divide that has allowed for the very worth of whole groups of students—be they athletes, members of minority groups, artists, or myriad others??to come regularly and publicly under attack. And it is this divide that prevents many of us from identifying with our peers and with our school.Certainly, Harvard does not stand alone in the face of such divisiveness. But the College is particularly well poised to enable its students...
...think this is an academic coup d’etat engineered by the hard left and stimulated by Summers’ politically-incorrect statements, but then joined by an assortment of others??including some who had been dismissed and disempowered by Summers, some who didn’t like his style, and a few well-intentioned people who didn’t understand the damage they were doing to the University,” Dershowitz said yesterday...