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...Center’s alliance with WorldTeach. Prominent policymakers and leaders of non-governmental organizations have attended CID dinners to speak to students about careers and issues related to development; last fall, this roster included the former Zambian ambassador to the United States and a representative from the non-profit group Students Partnership Worldwide. The staff provides financial and logistical support for the annual publication and distribution of the Guide to International Development, which helps students navigate the complex web of student groups, resources and professors that are dedicated to or share an interest in sustainable development initiatives. Finally...
...Undergraduate Council would award $2,000 to a publication so titillating that it could clearly garner enough advertisers to make do, while requests for community service projects and rape prevention events received only a marginal amount of their requests. Indeed, H Bomb may well make a profit if the magazine sells to enough outsiders for the $5 apiece cover price—which will surely happen if the founders can stress the magazine’s provocative allure (a porn mag for Harvard students?!) over the mundane and self-absorbed reality...
...blanket news coverage; a dozen or so radio and TV crews circled the U.S. critics to get their early reaction. Meanwhile, Miramax Films co-chairman Harvey Weinstein, whose Disney bosses had forbidden him to release the film, was dealmaking with a flock of U.S. distributors hoping to profit from the film's marketable notoriety. Fahrenheit 9/11 more than lived up to its advance rep. The film details, in Moore's usual mix of flippant comedy and moral outrage, the case for the prosecution in the Bush Administration's invasion and occupation of Iraq, its Patriot Act clamp on civil liberties...
...Complex: Malibu." We didn't know Malibu was complex, but several couples are moving into a condo building there, renovating their apartments and trying to sell them at a profit, in a reality show that combines "Temptation Island," "Trading Spaces" and that one so-so real-estate episode of "The Apprentice...
Harvard’s tax return, spanning the fiscal year that began July 1, 2002, provides itemized details of the University’s revenues and expenses. And as a non-profit, tax-exempt organization, Harvard is required to report the salaries of its top officers and trustees...