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...time in early summer. These meetings are just one part of an 18-month process to finalize the plans. At this point, the project is about five months-old and has already proved controversial. Fitcher described the future location of the T stop as a “touchy subject.” Somerville Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone said he is enthusiastic about the project. “We’re grateful that the Governor recently took a crucial step in honoring the state’s commitment by including full funding for the Green Line extension...
...Harvard mailing list to which I subscribe, an impassioned 28-message e-brawl broke out. The subject was the relevance of the most visible attributes of our new dean—her race and gender—to her appointment...
...central tenet of the Harvard Hillel mission statement, and as such Hillel is committed to being open to the community, open to ideas, and respectful of the views and positions of others. Part of encouraging this pluralism is the recognition that Hillel itself is not its primary subject, but merely its facilitator. We strongly believe we must practice tolerance and respect for other dissenting viewpoints, just as we preach these values. By serving as the facilitator of dialogue within and about the Jewish community on campus, Hillel helps all individuals to find their voice, and does not judge what they...
...which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January—he eschewed his usual individual focus for a more political one: “Working autobiographically as I had, given the political climate, seemed inappropriate.”Instead, the filmmakers’ subjects talk to us about “intelligence failures,” “latitude of action,” “secretocrats,” and other jargony neologisms that you won’t find in Moss’ previous film “The Same River Twice” (although...
...lyrics of “The Attraction of the Pilgrim,” a meditation of the healing power of music, offer fresh insight into what may seem a slightly cliché subject: “I can see reflected in you something deeper and true, something hard to understand...