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...Laughs) The funny thing about it is this: my family has always, without exception, called me by my middle name. I could’ve just called myself Denise Simmons, and no one would know. But I sort of wanted to honor my parents because they gave me that first name, and my initial should be the same as my father’s. But we were never really fond of that name, and it’s not a name anyone has ever called me. I don’t tell people, you know—don?...
...it’s often likened to physical chess,” Benji Ungar, co-captain for the men’s fencing team added. This would make fencing seem like the ideal Harvard sport. Weakness in athleticism can be atoned for with a brilliant strategy, a sort of physical chess. But, out of the 41 Division I sports that Harvard offers, fencing seems to take a backseat. Yet, it is one of the best teamS on Harvard’s campus. The team is consistently a national contender. “If you want to see a sport...
...second-year students, said he thought the plan addressed nearly all of the different concerns his peers have pointed out. “It put together a lot of things people said separately,” said Kessler, a third-year student. “I think it was sort of ingenious.” The transition will be completed during the 2009-2010 school year, when all students at the Law School will receive grades under the new scheme for the first time. —Staff writer Athena Y. Jiang can be reached at ajiang@fas.harvard.edu...
...moment—will serve as a template for fields such as microbial sciences and global health, according to Schrag. The level of student interest has been a driving force behind the program’s implementation, he said. “When we created this, I was sort of hoping we would have 20 or 30 the first year,” Schrag said. “Now I’m a little worried about having too many people in the program.” —Staff Writer Esther I. Yi can be reached at estheryi@fas.harvard.edu...
...Charles, and allow for the construction of several small parks—moves that Vergason says will “bring a significant measure of nature back into Allston.” But less glamorously, the plans also take heed of the intersection between visual pollution and the ecological sort, making use of techniques to hide less-than-aesthetically-pleasing infrastructure in order enhance the impact of the campus’ use of open space. Adam Gross, a design principal at Baltimore-based Ayers Saint Gross, one of the architecture firms that Harvard has hired, says that...