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...survey of 4,500 captive elephants worldwide, a team of researchers from the U.K., Canada and Kenya found that once you lock up the giant, space-loving beasts, their health suffers, their median life span plummets, and they quit breeding - the last things you would want for a creature you're ostensibly trying to help survive. "Whether or not it's valid to say zoos keep species alive depends on which species you're talking about," says animal-welfare scientist Georgia Mason of the University of Guelph in Ontario. "Many species do well. Elephants don't." (See TIME...
...really works of art.” Adrià, dubbed “the Salvador Dalí of the kitchen” by Gourmet magazine, was greeted by a crowd of ardent admirers, some of whom were turned away by the Harvard University Police Department due to space constraints. The talk consisted, in part, of a video demonstration of many of Adrià’s techniques. He focused on textures and the process by which foods could be made into gelatinous, spherical substances. But according to Adrià, food, like language, is about both mastery and invention...
...their educational events, such as lectures, panels, and forums, are incurring higher costs.” The parallels between the two sites do not stop there. Both campaigns discuss their unique and revolutionary plans to use the Cambridge Center for Adult Education on Brattle Street as a student space, bring back a revised party grant system, and instituting a “J-term.” The Web sites further address the different outlooks the frontrunners have on student input in changes the UC is striving to make. As Schwarts and Biggers put it, “We find...
...said Quinnie Lin ’09, co-president of HCHRA. “The light installation was phenomenal. It will educate the Harvard community about what’s in the Declaration, especially because it’s artistically rendered and projected onto a public space.” —Staff writer Brittany M. Llewellyn can be reached at bllewell@fas.harvard.edu...
...people deal with suffering. He will be examining it in a religious context in Himachal Pradesh, a state in northern India.“What I’m going to explore is important to me personally, and this was the only fellowship that would give me the space, time, and means to do that,” Rizzo said.As an experienced park ranger, Rizzo said he was also attracted to India because of its proximity to the Himalayas and opportunities for mountaineering.WHY MARRY?Cidre, who had originally discounted the fellowship as an option until three weeks before the application...