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...according to Mary O’Brien, a representative at the office. “Her first responsibility was to the Radcliffe Institute, and she carried out that responsibility with a strong hand,” Warren says. “Drew’s a very strong person. That she’s polite should not fool anyone.”While Faust won’t move into Mass. Hall’s corner office until July 1, those who have watched her at Radcliffe say that some of the leadership traits that earned her the moniker...
...actor in HRDC productions, but has never directed a full-length play at Harvard before. “I’m hoping there was something foolhardy about doing this play, but that it works out in the end,” he says. Fortunately, Wilner’s personal approach to theater is a laid-back one. “It’s thinking about theater as learning and discovery,” he says. “The process is more valuable than the end product.” Forbess, who plays the charged role of Martha...
...Saretsky explained. “I want each assistant coach to have ownership over their event group.”Indeed, coaching such a diverse group of talent such as what makes up a cross-country or track and field team requires much more than the expertise of one person. While Saretsky and assistant distance coach Ricardo Santos focus on the middle and long distance runners, other assistant coaches are able to specialize and focus on individuals with other talents.Take field events coach Paul Turner, for example. His Harvard athletes have earned All-America honors 12 times...
...desire to evaluate comments independently of their origin is understandable—there is something disconcerting about holding people of different races to different standards in the name of promoting racial tolerance and equality. But the logic here is flawed. The race, religion, and ethnicity of a person are all significant factors in determining the offensiveness of what he says or writes. Meaning is inherently dependent on context. The same words, used by different people in different circumstances, carry entirely different connotations...
...Kyle raised the idea of doing a crossword contest at Harvard, and I thought it was a great idea,” said Shortz. Shortz founded the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament (ACPT), after which this tournament was modeled. At the age of 17, Mahowald was the youngest person to ever have a Sunday crossword published in The New York Times. He recently placed 7th in the junior division of the 2007 ACPT. Back in Science Center C, students, faculty, and other Harvard affiliates attempted to solve this week’s Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Times puzzles in the time...