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...you’re a single guy, and you can’t seem to land a girlfriend. You are totally nonplussed at the lack of attention you receive from girls—after all, who can resist a guy who produces his own podcast touting Captain Kirk over Captain Picard and is fluent in four languages, including Elfish? Even with these credentials, however, you find that the most interaction you have with girls at Harvard occurs when you stand next to them in line at the dining hall...
...Listen to a podcast of the complete discussion (1 hr. 15 min.): Listen Excerpts from the panel: The Internet | Steven Johnson: The rise of "professional amateurs" Listen Politics | Andres Martinez: We're not as polarized as we think Listen Politics | Steven Johnson: Exposure to diverse ideas does not breed tolerance Listen Immigration | Caitlin Flanagan: The efficacy of social programs in light of immigrants' success Listen New Communities | Mark Cuban: We're no longer objective; we're all "joiners" now Listen Education | Mark Cuban: Our new "open-book test" world Listen Education | Steven Johnson: It's time for new tests Listen...
...stylist Melanie Ward, a former creative director for Helmut Lang. And the collection is all about Lagerfeld, from his signature on one T shirt to the photo of the designer as a young man on another. In a first for the fashion industry, Apple will offer a video podcast of Lagerfeld's show on iTunes...
Class on-the-go! Now, thanks to podcasting, students can watch “Bits” lectures while sitting in the dining hall, walking to rehearsal, and even working out at the gym. “Bits,” which is also being offered as a distance learning course through the Division of Continuing Education, will become the first undergraduate course at Harvard to be podcast. Professor Harry R. Lewis ’68 said that while lecture videos will still be immediately accessible online, by the end of the course all lectures will also be available...
Class on-the-go! Now, thanks to podcasting, students can watch “Bits” lectures while sitting in the dining hall, walking to rehearsal, and even working out at the gym. “Bits,” which is also being offered as a distance learning course through the Division of Continuing Education, will become the first undergraduate course at Harvard to be podcast. Professor Harry R. Lewis ’68 said that while lecture videos will still be immediately accessible online, by the end of the course all lectures will also be available...