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Dean of Undergraduate Education Susan G. Pedersen ’81-’82 will step down at the end of the academic year, after a two-year tenure that saw a markedly increased role for her office within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences...
...resulting understated documentary plays more like an independent film than a slick network news special. Says co-producer Susan Zirinsky, executive producer of CBS's 48 Hours: "Everything about it has to be respectful and can't call attention to itself." There are no commercials, thanks to sponsor Nextel. Robert De Niro, a longtime resident of the Tribeca neighborhood near the WTC, provides a brief introduction and closing remarks. The Naudets got the blessings of the fire company--fire fighter James Hanlon co-produced and narrates--and they offered advance tapes to the families of fire fighters who were killed...
Those who favor early testing say it allows bright students to see how far beyond grade level they are, so their learning can be adjusted. And some precocious kids enjoy the challenge. "It gives them terrific experience at test taking," says Susan Grant, whose son first tried the SAT in sixth grade and now attends Harvard. In Farmington Hills, Mich., Aaron Dubin, 18, has taken the SAT nine times since he was 12, lifting his score from...
...purpose of the production is to give Harvard students exposure to professional theater. Four of the nine actors in Reason are Harvard Undergraduates. The lucky four, Olga V. Fedorishcheva ’03, Angela Mi Young Hur ’02, Johanna S. Karlin ’05, and Susan S. Thompson ’05, concur that working with professionals has been an enlightening experience, and one that is difficult to find as a student actor at Harvard...
...characters they play could not.. Olga Fedorishcheva says, “It’s unbelievable. There is no doubt that this kind of professional acting experience is valuable to students.” However, the actors point out the scarcity of such opportunities at Harvard. Susan Thompson, for example, feels that the college provides great experiences for student directors but does a weaker job making professional-level acting experience available to students. The collaboration between the Market Theater and the Office for the Arts at Harvard happens only once a year...