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...personally responsible for the content of the film, Bird somehow still seems awed by the final product. “One of my favorite parts of the film is the setting??it takes place in a retro type city but sill has many high tech gadgets…it’s this wonderful fusion that our animators were able to achieve...
Sperber’s desire for the ideal body is not unique. “Guys are being objectified—especially in the gym setting??by both males and females,” says Sam G. Herbert ’04. Herbert says he works out six days a week. “It’s nice to look good and get compliments,” Herbert says. Goonan asserts that working out is a factor in maintaining his image. He explains that the pressure for men to work out to stay in shape...
...Wedge family from 1636 to the present day as they guard a missing Shakespeare play, Love's Labours Won. The novel postulates that William Shakespeare gave Robert Harvard a handwritten quarto. Harvard is the father of John, and thus the play—and the novel’s setting??make their way to a fledgling New England college. The play falls into the hands of one of Harvard’s first students, Isaac Wedge...
...Harvard, however, Schaffer found the football program too regimented for his liking. “Football in a college setting??is more like the military,” writes Schaffer. “There is a strict chain of command in its arrangement of both players and coaches. Players report to position coaches, who report to offensive or defensive coordinators, who then report to the head coach. All orders are to be followed eagerly and wholeheartedly, with little room for dissent...
...residency requirement will remain in effect for undergraduates and doctoral candidates. This limitation is good; it will maintain Harvard’s on-campus community and ensure that the crucial experience for undergrads—learning in a supportive, interactive, rigorous academic setting??remains central to the Harvard experience. The administration must now face the challenge of striking the right balance between extending Harvard’s academic opportunities and retaining its own vibrant intellectual campus...