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...lump sum. Gawley predicts that record companies will ultimately embrace these so-called “360 deals” and will be best equipped for these contracts because of their experience in brand management. Friday’s talk was hosted by the Harvard Law School Recording Artists Project (RAP), which provides legal services to local artists and hosts lectures on legal issues in the music industry. According to RAP co-director Ethan B. Schiffres, lawyers will play an important role in the negotiations of these emerging 360 deals. “Artists’ attorneys will continue...
...university under former University President Lawrence H. Summers, who shared Rockefeller’s vision and dedication towards international study. But after Summers’s departure, Rockefeller withheld his gift from Interim President Derek C. Bok. His decision to give under Faust, and his tailoring of the project to Faust’s own interest in the arts, is an indication of Rockefeller’s belief in the current University president. It is important that the University has a president and administration that donors believe will be able to follow through on their visions...
...Gerald Autler, project manager for the BRA, said that Harvard’s community relations were not simply a matter of choosing whether or not to include the neighborhood in its planning...
Stansell, Howes and Gonsalves were monitoring the jungle as part of a U.S. aid project called Plan Colombia. Begun in 2000, the plan has cost more than $5 billion, making Colombia the fourth largest recipient of U.S. aid, after Iraq, Israel and Egypt. The plan is designed to combat both cocaine production and groups like the FARC that profit from the trade. Although Colombia has failed to stem cocaine production, the cash has at the very least helped rebuild Colombia's military, which in turn has knocked the FARC back on its heels. The rebels have seen their ranks...
...river would be designed with sustainability in mind. The Student Astronomers at Harvard Radcliffe brought a hydrogen alpha telescope so that students could look at the sun while learning about environmental issues. The Resource Efficiency Program (REP) also took the opportunity to recognize the winners of the Eco Project Competition and to award the Green Cup. The Eco Project Competition honors groups of students who complete unique environmental initiatives. This year’s winner was a group from Mather House that convinced Berryline to switch to compostable cups to make the business greener. The Green Cup, the ultimate award...