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...Hanley says. “You get one room to audition dancing, singing, acting, you sort of go: This is kind of crazy.”Although clearly frustrated, Hanley is unwilling to pin blame specifically on the HRDC’s inability to provide space, stressing that “it’s not their fault” and that the need for more space is universal: “It doesn’t matter whether you come in as an outside actor or the directors that are part of the HRDC or HRDC shows...
...Derek Bok will be coming into Cambridge and will be...trying to figure out how best to make [the FAS dean search] work,” Ryan said. According to Ryan, Bok will visit the University “at some point this spring.”Council members stress that the dean search process is still in its early stages. “Details of the process will be worked out in the days to come,” Assistant Professor of Visual and Environment Studies and of English J. D. Connor ’92 wrote...
...been taking so much for granted,” she says. “I have this newfound respect for humanity in general.” Having observed people with intense and painful problems makes it difficult for Datar to identify with her peers’ stress over what she now views as petty, she says.A Common Problem?The alienation of returning to Harvard is widespread enough that the Office of International Programs (OIP) provides support for students on its website. “Re-entry can for some people be more difficult than the culture shock that they experienced...
...Academically...” he trailed off, laughing. What’s more important is that Donato can “show kids a life outside of the classroom,” the player reasoned. “Stress levels go down, happiness...
...former CBS News senior political editor Dotty Lynch, who will be conducting a study group on the 2006 midterm elections, and former Cleveland mayor Jane L. Campbell, who will lead a group called “Voices and Choices,” which will examine race, gender, and economic stress in urban government. From abroad, the current Iraqi minister of municipalities and public works, Nesreen Barwari—who arrived in the U.S. yesterday—will lead a study group on Iraq’s current state of affairs, security issues, and social, political, and economic challenges. And Peru?...