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...taught several Light and Communications workshops that influenced a number of Harvard undergraduates who would later prove to be influential themselves. His students included distinguished animators Caroline J. Leaf ’68 and Eliot F. “Eli” Noyes Jr. ’64. Henry P. Becton Jr.—who is a graduate of Harvard Law School—even changed his career plans because of Lamb, according to James M. “Ollie” Hallowell ’69. The once lawyer-to-be is now the president of WGBH, Boston?...
...said at the time. With the new spaces and improved policies, many are hopeful that the freshman experience is set for improvement. “There’s a lot of stuff to do and a lot of cool kids in our class,” says James P. Canning ’09. “You just have to be proactive about it. I’m excited for the coming months and years of Harvard social life...
...Haven Thompson ’07 will lead The Crimson’s weekend magazine, Fifteen Minutes; Jonathan Tsao ’08 and Albert Wu ’07 will lead the Information Technology Board; Joseph L. Abel ’07 and Ravi P. Ramchandani ’07 will lead the Photo Board; and Alex McPhillips ’07 and Gabriel M. Velez ’07 will lead the Sports Board. Rosa M. Norton ’08 will serve as The Crimson’s Director of Public Service...
...Nicolas P. Retsinas, director of Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies (JCHS) and a lecturer in housing studies, was recently elected chair of the international panel of Habitat for Humanity. “I am honored and humbled to play a small role in what is an outstanding organization,” said Retsinas, who added that Habitat for Humanity’s power lay in its simplicity. According to Retsinas, Habitat has now completed home-building projects in 95 countries around the world and 715 communities in the United States alone. Retsinas has served...
...sufficient at present,” he says. “Although some Houses, like Cabot and Adams, have good space that is accessible, most Houses do not. Maintenance of space and accessibility are just as important as having the space itself.”Quincy House Master Robert P. Kirshner ’70 agrees that rack maintenance is a serious problem.“[Our bike racks] are full of unused bikes,” he says. “We have bikes that have been locked to the bike racks for longer than the career...