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...People across different sectors are already talking to one another,” Reeve said, citing academia, industry, and political constituencies as examples. “It all depends on how the [grant] review process...
James T. Engell ’73, the chair of the Committee on Writing and Speaking at Harvard, said that he had been told that the changes being introduced by Dartmouth are similar to the recommendations of the curricular review of the Harvard’s writing programs that he chaired in the 2004-2005 academic year, but that it was too early for him to comment on the particulars at Dartmouth...
...turn instead to another video victim, the archconservative capo di tutti capi at the National Review. A polyglot, intellectual and harpsichordist, Mr. Buckley has never been the media’s darling, or their plaything; indeed, he has become late in life the Jeremiah of authentic American conservatism...
...after being delayed by a bike accident. Still acting as vice president, Sundquist swore his running mate in, and Sarafa gave a speech thanking supporters and emphasizing transparency and communication. Sarafa said that he and Sundquist would work to establish accountability, as faculty members and students conduct the first review of the UC in its twenty-five-year existence. Election Commission Chair Michael L. Taylor ’08 swore in Sundquist, who quipped at the start of his speech, “So, my few minutes out of office were relaxing.” Sundquist said he was excited...
...piece of cake. That’s what the current presidential candidate does in “Barackula,” a short film to be released online next Monday in which Obama resists the advances of a secret society of vampires after becoming president of the Harvard Law Review. The project began last year when a group of friends in Los Angeles decided that one of them, Justin M. Sherman, looked a lot like a young Obama. At his friends’ prompting, Sherman wrote a script called “Mr. Obama Goes to Cambridge” about...