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...next installment in the Press??s “A to Z” series, Harvard A to Z reads more like a quick reference guide that an exhaustive encylopedia, replete with all juicy factoid students love to brag about. Topics range from ordinary “Widener Library” and “Athletics” to obscure “Z Closet...
...film—which has grossed $117.5 million in its first five days, according to the Associated Press??has made headlines for months amid debates over its historical accuracy...
Whereas before he was responsible only for working with students and conducting research, Hammitt must now take on a variety of administrative tasks—recruiting faculty, overseeing faculty promotions and following the press?? coverage of HCRA, among many others. With all these added responsibilities, though, Hammitt said he hopes his new position will not prevent him from continuing to work personally with his students...
...relationship with the press, draws much the same conclusion. Rejecting common notions of the venerable fourth estate operating on people’s behalf to check government power, the White House views the media as a self-serving special interest. While there are certainly valid reasons to distrust the press??especially its contemporary profit-driven variations—the Bush White House seems to believe that an ideal press should serve as a mouthpiece for its pre-packaged sound bites, and that anything less is a profiteering scheme...
...Chopra ’04 will not be the quashing of preregistration, universal keycard access or urban planning measures from dance space to Allston. No, it’ll be the dry zingers he lets loose in public, delivered in his trademark deadpan. Chopra has never shied away from press??be it The Crimson, Business Week, or the Baltimore Sun—and he makes it worth a reporter’s while with remarks like the ones below, excerpted in chronological order...