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...There had been a lot of suspicion about the administration and its role, but now it really feels like the curriculum is in the hands of the faculty,” Simmons said. “It feels like we’re all on a path together now, and it didn’t a few weeks ago. —Johannah S. Cornblatt can be reached at jcornbl@fas.harvard.edu...
...Middle East.On Tuesday, delegates from 10 countries, led by William L. Ury, director of the Harvard Global Negotiation Project (GNP), concluded a two-week tour of some of the Middle East’s most ancient and holy sites. The tour participants were looking to advance plans for a path by which future tourists might follow the footsteps of Abraham—the father of monotheism who is claimed as an ancestor by Muslims, Christians, Jews, and Baha’i.The Abraham Path would begin in Harran, Turkey—which many Biblical scholars believe to be the location where...
...some, that path is slightly less traveled, slightly more difficult, and much, much more unlikely. Just ask Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05 and Isaiah Kacyvenski ’00. Because for these two Crimson alumni, it’s not the fact that they work together that surprises many, it’s where they work—for the National Football League...
...retrospect, a fortuitous miss, since circumstances might have complicated my loyalties.But now it’s November of 2006, and all signs point to yes—this will be the year I see The Game. But I have to admit that as I picked a path between the hordes of student groups hawking themed shirts near the Science Center yesterday, I felt none the worse for my lack of Game experience. You can’t tell a non-Gamer by sight, after all. I’ve not been tagged with a scarlet H-Y. Have I really...
...Vietnam's path into the global economy is not without speed bumps, however. There's the ingrained culture of corruption, secrecy and state intervention. Rules are often ignored in business dealings here - and the WTO is all about rules, from treating foreign companies fairly to dropping tangled customs regulations. But the largest obstacle may be persuading U.S. legislators - mindful of the impact on the U.S. of the flood of cheap imports and outsourcing that followed China's WTO admission in 2001 - to extend normal trading partner status to Vietnam. Passage of permanent normal trade relations status, usually a WTO formality...