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Whitaker began working for Newsweek as an intern in 1977. When he won a Marshal Scholarship to Oxford for two years of graduate school, Whitaker reported for Newsweek in London and Paris. In 1981 he became a full-time reporter in New York City, working in the magazine's international section. He became a business editor...
Returning to the University the money he won from the Wendell Scholarship his first year, he is paying the orchestra members for their time, creating a new standard in the Harvard pits which is usually staffed by under-rehearsed, if generous, volunteers. Likening parts to "the romantic climaxes of West Side Story" and others to "Jaws 20 years before its time," Allanbrook Jr. emphasizes Ethan Frome's unique ability to "bring down the idea that opera is a rarified musical form" because it is "accessible and unified--as music and theater should be when put together...
...general," says Jack Joyce of the College Scholarship Service (CSS), the financial aid arm of the College Board, "[The change] would result in increased aid for many families," both in larger need assessments and also in more families qualifying for financial...
...afternoon's most poignant moment came whenRobert M. "Rusty" North '02 thanked Goldberg forher autobiography, saying that an essay he wroteon the book won him a scholarship that allowed himto attend Harvard...
...felt that Chicano studies is not well represented at Harvard," said RAZA President Sergio J. Campos '00. "The symposium was a good introduction to the Chicano scholarship that is going on out on the West Coast...