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...western scholarship was hard to come by, she said, but English literature was the most neglected field...
...world and the interrelatedness of cultures—is always a good thing," Cuno writes. In the eyes of advocates like Cuno and Ebbinghaus, university museums in particular now have a massive task laid out for them: trying to forge agreements between cultures that balance the demands of both scholarship and cultural heritage—a kind of beneficial peace that’s not just on loan...
...drying library holdings. “It’s always hard to put a dollar value on rare and unique items,” she said. In addition to the amount these items may receive at auctions, one must also consider “the value to scholarship, which is almost inestimable.” Brainard added that although much of the Pusey Stacks remain open, the University archive, theatre collection, and map collection will be closed until a tentative re-opening later this week. Preservation Librarian Jan Merrill-Oldham said that Harvard’s library emergency response...
...it’ll be a lot of fun,” Kuriyama said. “My hope is to get some of the best [podcasts] that are really original contributions up to the public domain so that people have the opportunity to make their contributions to world scholarship,” he said...
Harvard likes to think of itself as an unparalleled leader, in everything from scholarship and cutting edge research to endowment size. In the past, Harvard has often led society down a road of greater acceptance and diversity, from reforming recruiting practices to allowing for open, liberal discourse. Most recently, we have witnessed how Harvard’s decision to dramatically increase financial aid for the middle class has caused multiple other schools to make their education more affordable...