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...Reardon says. “From time to time, an engineering crew would come through and make sure it was okay. One of those engineering studies suggested it wasn’t okay, and if we didn’t do anything to get it in shape, we’d lose it in a few decades...
...foyer by a display of garbage sculptures mounted on pedestals and walls. But dissenting murmurs of ‘Hygiene!’ only provoke an affable greeting from Superintendent Gene Ketelholn, at whose hands the refuse of Massachussetts has been twisted and glued into meaningful shape since the early 1970s,” the article said. In addition to his art, Ketelhohn taught tai chi classes in Cabot for students and brought two different musical groups of which he was a member to play at House events, including a square dance. Livingston describes Ketelhohn as enthusiastic about...
...words of Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid William R. Fitzsimmons ’67, “I can’t think of anyone who’s done more to shape the modern Harvard at the grassroots level than Fred...
...education. In the years that followed the end of the PHC, over 130 universities and colleges around the nation launched capital campaigns of their own, raising upwards of $750 million. From its ambitious announcement at the Class of 1957’s Commencement, the Program for Harvard College would shape the undergraduate experience for generations of Harvard students since, and for generations yet to come...
Omar's boyhood hero, Arafat, finally came home in 1994, a year after Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization signed the Oslo accords, ending hostilities in exchange for Palestinian self-rule in the West Bank and Gaza. The accords were meant to give shape, at last, to that sense of national identity that had been growing since the war and to lead rapidly to a Palestinian state. But for Jews and Arabs alike, Oslo and its aftermath proved to be new disappointments. Israel sped ahead with yet more settlements in the West Bank, and Arafat, the Nobel Peace Prize winner...