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...used in dire situations and then to honor rather than lament its use. In response to these issues, some of us will wear white armbands to Commencement as a symbol of our advocacy of nonviolence and disappointment in Harvard's choice of speaker. Rebecca Goldin '93 Jessica T. Pisano...
Harvard's fears come in the wake of increasing drinking-related fatalities at fraternity houses nationwide. Last year Zeta Psi's Stanford chapter voluntarily disbanded when a member of the fraternity died after a rush event, says Joseph M. Pisano, an assistant dean of student affairs and the fraternal affairs advisor at the Palo Alto school. In the 1970s, Pisano says, the chapter had lost recognition from the university because of hazing practices but regained official status several years...
Because of the central role Stanford fraternities play in the school's social life, their attempt to enforce drinking regulations will have a significant effect on the rest of the university, according to Joseph M. Pisano, fraternal affairs advisor for the Office of Residential Education...
This new emphasis on alcohol safety at Stanford is in part a response to the alcohol-related death of a student during fraternity rush last year, said Pisano. This incident focused campus attention on the abuse of alcohol and prompted the creation of university and IFC programs designed to make students more aware of the dangers of alcohol abuse...
...obsessions with the reclining figure. Archaic sculpture of every kind, especially Mayan and Aegean, fortified his lifelong interest in totems and sentinel figures; and then there were Donatello and Michelangelo, the painted figures of Masaccio and, perhaps most challenging to him in his maturity, the sculptures of Giovanni Pisano in Siena and Pisa, not far from the marble quarries at Forte dei Marmi, where he took to working during the summers...