Word: spoke
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...son’s heart, and I’m so happy to see it being fulfilled, ” said Barbara Nabrit-Stephens ’72, the mother of Stephens and an advisor to the non-profit. She added that while he was alive, her son often spoke about his plans to establish a scholarship for African-Americans at Harvard...
...event, but did not report any unusual activity to Woodbridge members, Gong said. Woodbridge Society members said they did not notice the flags were absent until the end of the event, which reached capacity about an hour before it ended at 2 a.m. The next day, board members spoke to Adams House dining hall staff, sent e-mails over open lists, and filed a police report. The event was open to students at other schools as well, and many students from the United World Colleges, an organization of 10 international schools, attended. —Staff writer Victoria B. Kabak...
...southern Sudan one night in 1987, John Bul Dau had a premonition that something was amiss. Several hours later, he awoke to the sound of gunfire and bombs going off as government troops raided his village. Dau, one of the “lost boys” of Sudan, spoke to an audience of about 30 in Harvard Hall last night, telling stories of his flight from war-torn southern Sudan, his travels in East Africa, and his emigration to the United States. The raid that displaced Dau occurred in the midst of the Second Sudanese Civil War, a conflict...
...been wanting to start ‘Saturday Night’ here since I got here.”At last night’s launch of the Harvard publication, funded by the Anne Radcliffe Trust, Harvard College Women’s Center, and Undergraduate Council, Lemmond spoke about the original magazine and her entwined personal history.“It’s really powerful how much the magazine has continued to reach survivors since it started,” Lemmond said. “I’m so happy to be here tonight. I hope that people...
...proclaimed Darwinist.As director Brendon Fox observes, “It’s always interesting to watch the reaction of the audience around the country who may have assumed that Ed’s politics was the same as his character’s.” The Crimson spoke with Asner about his thoughts on playing Bryan as well as his views on evolution and creationism.The Harvard Crimson: William Jennings Bryan was known for being maybe the most charismatic public speaker of his time. How do you take all of his background into consideration when you?...