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...Americans.” Over the past nine years, thirty men and women annually have been selected from an extremely competitive pool. In this year’s round, the program considered nearly eight hundred applicants for the thirty fellowships, which award up to $36,000 per year.Past recipients include authors of 25 books, owners of 21 patents, three composers of work premiered by leading orchestras this year, and 31 clerks for federal judges, four on the U.S. Supreme Court.Of this year’s thirty fellows, 14 have Harvard ties, as either graduates of the College or current students...
...images per se were not the problem; many newspapers satirize religion and Muslim newspapers have published provocative anti-Christian articles and cartoons. Nor did Jyllands-Posten deliberately incite Muslim violence; the newspaper is aimed at the Dutch public, not Muslims in particular. It is ludicrous to suggest that the newspaper should have issued a warning to Muslim readers...
...says, “that we were just part of the team.”By her junior season, Franklin had joined the Crimson’s starting rotation—and she’s a returning starter this year. But in averaging seven points and four rebounds per game this season, Franklin rarely receives as much attention as her higher-scoring teammates. Still, the box score doesn’t show the skills Franklin brings to the court and to the dynamic of a young and inexperienced team. “It doesn’t always show...
...since last April.The estimated costs of extending by one hour the entire meal service, grill service only, or salad, pasta, and deli bar service only, all exceeded the HUDS 2006-2007 budget, according to HUDS Director for Finance, Information Systems, and Procurement Raymond R. Cross. It would cost $202 per student per year to keep all of the dining halls open for an extra hour four nights per week, assuming that dinner attendance increases by three percent as a result of the later hours.Cross also provided the estimated costs of hour-long extensions of the entire meal service or limited...
Annenberg is full of freshmen making polite small talk about where they come from. Max. A Binder ’09, though, has a unique answer: the circus. Before coming to Harvard, Binder spent his entire life traveling with the circus and performing 340 shows per year. With a father who founded the Big Apple Circus and a mother who is a fifth-generation equestrian, Binder began his circus career at age four when he played what he describes as “the cute kid” in a variety of circus acts. Two years ago, the circus needed...