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...quickly amassed a worldwide cult following. Created by a programmer with the screen name ~fsk who claims to be from the small European country of Slovenia, the digital amusement first showed up Sept. 23 on deviantART, an online community of artists, designers, photographers and art lovers . "This is a project I did for illustration class," states ~fsk in a brief intro. "It's not a game, it's a toy... there are no goals to achieve and there is no score...
...give us insight into other fields. Either way, the faculty should recognize how valuable both approaches are and leave activities to student discretion.The report offers several ideas for implementing “activity-based learning,” but they are all variations of assigning a paper or project in which students relate an outside activity—course-sponsored or independent—to a class. This sort of formalization is unnecessary. Experiences are important because they can bring course material to life; writing yet another paper about “what I learned” does not. Turning...
...newly-created position intended to expand campus-wide social opportunities. Corker, who helped coordinate events such as the Harvard-Yale tailgate and two dodgeball tournaments during his yearlong tenure as special assistant to the dean for social programming, has continued his work as the project coordinator for the new Loker...
...with a plan, got approval, raised $45,000, and started building in July. Karl R.R. Kuryla, a Harvard Business School student and member of the Harvard Mountaineering Club, has been Rinaudo’s partner in climb (!) throughout the process, bringing his construction experience and know-how to the project. He loves the wall, but says, “It’s taken so much more time than I ever expected it to.” Although they’re working without a strict deadline, Kuryla and Rinaudo spent most weekends in Lowell’s squash court...
...Silk Road Project’s second annual on-campus festival kicks off today, with a free concert and film screening that spotlight China’s influence on the arts. Eight years ago, cellist Yo-Yo Ma ’76 founded the project, which derives its name from the renowned trade route that traversed Asia. Its artistic and educational programs promote diversity and collaboration of cultural styles. The three-day festival this week, known as the “residency program” at Harvard, is part of the project’s five-year collaboration with...