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...inception of U.S. News’ report. In education programs, Harvard Graduate School of Education slipped to third behind Columbia University’s Teachers College and Stanford. This drop came as a “slight surprise,” according to U.S. News Director of Data Research Robert J. Morse, who attributed the drop partly to Harvard “not doing as well” in research...
...inception of U.S. News’ report. In education programs, Harvard Graduate School of Education slipped to third behind Columbia University’s Teachers College and Stanford. This drop came as a “slight surprise,” according to U.S. News Director of Data Research Robert J. Morse, who attributed the drop partly to Harvard “not doing as well” in research...
STRATEGISTS While the solution to global warming seems dauntingly complex, physicist Robert Socolow and ecologist Stephen Pacala have come up with a remarkably straightforward way of approaching it. To stabilize the world's carbon emissions, they propose not chasing a single magic bullet but harnessing seven different categories of reduction, using available technology. Their goal is to draw a road map for reducing CO2 emissions that is both realistic and effective...
With all male actors, two of whom play difficult female roles that involve sex and rape, the level of professionalism and effectiveness of the acting is most memorable. As Titus, Robert Walsh does an incredible job of portraying the physical and emotional collapse that his character experiences as his family gradually falls apart throughout the play. With a character that could easily be played over the top, Walsh allows the tragedy of the story to convey his internal destruction...
...Julius Caesar” is a play that is often as much about the time it is staged as the period it depicts. Despite the assertion of co-directors Robert D. Salas ’08 and Winter Mead ’08 that the play’s language was the focus of the production, the version produced by Kimberly E. Gittleson ’08, who is also a Crimson magazine editor, made several gestures toward the present. But the modern elements of the show never coalesced into clear ideas, resulting in a well done but ultimately uninspiring...