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...Jesse A. Sage ’98 of the American Anti-Slavery Group spoke to LiNK last night and said that Americans “don’t fully understand” the scope of the problem in North Korea. “It’s a shame on the West that we haven’t done more to stop it,” said Sage. Sage, who also helped coordinate divestment efforts targeting Sudan last year, said that students should make efforts to bring media attention to the North Korean people’s cause. Sage...
...lead.“Given that TFs and professors receive such a huge volume of student compositions, I think that TurnItIn.com will be incredibly useful. Its success, though, depends on what they do with the results.”“It’s a shame that the pursuit of academic honesty has turned into an inquisition, but TurnItIn.com helps to make sure that at least all work is treated the same way,” Goodman wrote in an e-mail. “Or rather,” she added, “that all work...
...Good Times”), sampling quickly evolved into montage masterworks by artists like EPMD, the Beastie Boys, and De La Soul.But, not surprisingly in our über-litigious country, the golden age of sampling didn’t last. In 1990, Vanilla Ice had his fifteen minutes of shame trying to explain the profound difference between his “Ice Ice Baby” beat and the Queen and David Bowie song “Under Pressure,” which apparently revolved on a grace note difference so subtle that only classically-trained musicians like...
...quite frankly, are supposed to be something different. Every student here knows what it feels like to drop the H-bomb and is familiar with that tinge of pride at the recognition and respect which our institution’s name inspires. That distinction, however, becomes a point of shame when we fail to deserve the elitism which we so naturally affect and when we instead spout vulgarities from a pedestal. Harvard’s most recent and feted cultural contribution is chick lit written by an aspiring investment banker. We have fallen a long way from T.S. Eliot...
...goal here at Harvard, and it’s a fair goal, is to hire the best,” she says. “The threshold is high...there is also no shame in not getting tenure at Harvard...