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...final Faculty meeting as dean last week, Kirby said that a group of professors would draft legislation on general education over the summer??meaning that the Faculty may vote on a possible successor to the Core Curriculum as early as the fall...
...Harvard Corporation’s senior fellow, James R. Houghton ’58, who is leading the search for University President Lawrence H. Summer??s successor, will remain Corning’s non-executive chairman of the board...
...hilarious and a welcome respite from the perversity going on in every scene. The bizarre plot suceeds in suspending disbelief, perhaps because Haley keeps us grounded in reality, even when the film takes its preposterous twists and turns. Newcomer Ellen Page—who will appear in this summer??s blockbuster-to-be “X3”—is simply wondrous to behold and matches Wilson blow for blow. With her tomboy haircut and all-around infantile figure (she was 15 at the time the film was shot), it’s hard...
...curious declaration, isn’t it, considering that most of the prefrosh have yet to meet the rest of us—I, for one, think my class is pretty nifty. But perhaps I’m being hypocritical. When I was able to log onto Facebook last summer??that fateful day of June the sixth!—I too went crazy. My fellow prefrosh and I frantically wrote on each others walls, making plans to “definitely meet up” come September. Within a month or so, I had amassed a Harvard...
...that the audience was restricted to the featured artists. Nearly 2000 people attended the festival’s events, which included several screenings of student films, as well as discussions with professional filmmakers such as Michael Showalter, who co-wrote and acted in “Wet Hot American Summer?? and Lisa Gossels, director of “The Children of Chabannes,” one of the features screened...