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Though he says he knows it is unlikely that in a single term as a city councillor he could succeed in achieving all these goals, he says it is important to just get those issues on the table...
...Objectivism is the idea that individuals succeed or fail on their own and that society—and here particularly Harvard—doesn’t owe them anything,” Maier said...
...stress of paying bills weren’t enough, pressure to succeed academically can be intensified by feelings of guilt. Christine M. Murray ’04 feels obligated to do well because of her family’s multiple sacrifices. This past spring after her father lost his job, Murray received a financial aid package identical to last year’s package when her father was employed. “They told me I will have to reapply mid-year...
...Radcliffe Union of Students (RUS) began an effort to introduce women into the membership of Harvard’s storied Fly Club. The Fly is one of a small number of final clubs whose constitution does not prohibit the election of women, and who knows—RUS may succeed in uprooting one of Harvard’s most notorious traditions. Unfortunately, however, it’s not clear how much bringing the final clubs into the modern era (and bringing women into the final clubs) would accomplish...
...easily his most visually ambitious film yet. While his previous two films have been dialogue- oriented, The Last Castle involves many action sequences, which Lurie handles well. However, for most of the rest of the film Lurie is much too heavy-handed. The prison movies that truly succeed have characters that win us over, and elicit emotional responses naturally. The Last Castle is not the least bit subtle. There seem to be few levels to which Lurie and writer David Scarpa won’t sink in order to wring some emotional response out of the audience. These attempts...