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...researchers might be “not just constrained but pushed aside by professional administrators.”English professor Elaine Scarry sympathized with the need for “more support” for the administration, but argued that the Faculty and students could also use more resources.With regard to the upcoming drop in hiring, Smith said that arresting growth is necessary so that upcoming projects, including expansion into Allston and improvements to pedagogy, can be implemented without running out of “resource headroom.”A FIRM HANDAlso at yesterday’s meeting...
...Knowles, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences has lost one of its great professors and administrators. Knowles served as the Dean of FAS for nearly 12 years. After his battle with cancer, it is with sadness that we look upon his death, but with a strong appreciation that we regard his tenure at Harvard. With a commitment to students, a willingness to undertake large-scale projects, and an unwavering and reemerging devotion to the University, Knowles was truly a man of Harvard who will be remembered fondly by many...
Zimbabwe, the physical heart of southern Africa, is once again its political and spiritual battleground. As I write this, President Robert Mugabe is trying to block democratic change that challenges his 28-year rule. But he and his party, the Zimbabwe African National Union?Patriotic Front, do not regard the people's votes as the arbiter of power - or, if they do in theory, they do not accept in practice that they could ever lose an election. In Mugabe's eyes, his right to rule derives from his status as the leader of the liberation movement, the breaker of white...
...McGregor started work on Chroma in 2006, he had just finished directing Henry Purcell's opera Dido and Aeneas at La Scala in Milan. At the same time, New York choreographer Mark Morris had been directing another Purcell opera at London's Coliseum Theatre. Commissions like these illustrate the regard in which the world's top choreographers are held. Until very recently, choreographers were subcontracted to set the steps of the ballets that were traditionally inserted into operas, but never consulted as to wider direction. "The thinking had already been done," says McGregor. "You were just there for the coloring...
...student at the Harvard School of Public Health. While the conflict continues in Africa, de Waal said he hoped for students to promote awareness of Chad as they have been doing for Darfur over the past few years. “What the last few years have shown with regard to Darfur is that college students, and particularly Harvard students, have been incredibly influential in putting together grassroots activism,” de Waal said...