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...find the names of those who possess these titles and accolades, look no further than the Harvard softball freshmen class...
...bloodless coup by a cousin in 1973. Security will be extraordinary as the former King is accompanied from Rome by interim Afghan leader Hamid Karzai. Both Karzai's presence and the tight security are signs that Afghanistan's good guys and bad guys alike believe the royal leader may possess a singular power to unify the fractured nation. A European official with extensive experience in the region said the ex-monarch's popular support is remarkably strong - and cuts across ethnic and tribal lines: "He reminds people of a period of peace, while everything has been war. And most...
...that alone does not justify it. While the rules of the game might entitle The New York Times to objectify Pomey and Gomes in the name of good journalism, it does not mean that we need to embrace similar standards within our community. As college students we possess the unique combination of professional-level skills without real world pressure to use them. We are insulated from the demands of profit and job performance that so often make the assertion of rights a necessary cover for actions which we degrade other people. Rather than dehumanize Pomey and Gomes, why not instead...
...specific names were mentioned at the meeting. Summers and the committee focused instead on the ideal characteristics the next dean should possess, from intellectual qualities to management skills, committee members said...
It’s possible that the study of identity—what it means, how it is formed, and what role it plays in social interactions—does possess an independent methodology and deserves to be a separate discipline. In this context, the Faculty’s mantra that “ethnic studies are inherently comparative” makes perfect sense; the study of identity should be abstracted from the experiences of particular groups in the same way that history is abstracted from its archeological and philological fodder. And in this general field, Harvard already has courses...