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...lieu of U.S. tourist visas, which post-9/11 are increasingly difficult to get, Reina convinces Marlon - using sexual seduction powers that make Salome seem like a nun - that they should pay a Medellin travel agency, Paraiso Travel, $3,000 for what could be called the illegal alien package. It's a flight to Panama and then a Dantean journey by bus and foot to the U.S., through squalid hotels and scorching deserts - including nightmarish hours hidden by smugglers in a truckload of suffocating, hollowed-out logs. Paraiso Travel's screenwriters, Franco and Juan Rendon, interviewed a number of real...
...attrition. It may be hard to imagine now, but Democrats will eventually overcome the impasse at which they currently find themselves and nominate one candidate to head their ticket for the presidential election next November. Although in duration and money spent, the fight to capture the Democratic nomination might seem like the be-all-end-all, what we have seen so far is just the beginning. After the party convention in August, the nominee is will have to fight the real battle—the one for the White House—against John McCain. To be sure, it would...
Mayer said that students seem to have forgotten about the instutionalized methods of communication with HUDS—which, in addition to the feedback cards, include the HUDS student advisory committee and the HUDS Web site. Mayer added that he would like a group of students to help revise the annual HUDS survey...
...light of the recent recruiting “scandal” with the Harvard Men’s Basketball team, I think it’s high time we set the score straight. Fine, some of Coach Tommy Amaker’s recruiting techniques seem to be a little…sketchy. And yes, I understand that brawn is not brain, and that Harvard is a university not an athletic agency...
...juniors recovering from the rush of recruiting season, it might seem hard to imagine quitting a coveted consulting job to work in a restaurant kitchen. But Joanne B. Chang ’91 did just that when she left McKinsey to pursue her dream of becoming a bakery chef over a decade ago. Chang, who now owns her own bakery, first entered the culinary world by writing letters to restaurant owners in Boston promising that she would “work hard and do whatever you want.” Chang told her unlikely story to nearly 30 female students...