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...middle of a historic swing through East Asia, President Neil L. Rudenstine last week became the first sitting Harvard president to visit China, meeting with Chinese President Jiang Zemin and speaking to a standing-room-only crowd at Peking University...
...soccer and women's as separate business units. A gentler new ad campaign with the tag line "I Can" will augment--but not replace--"Just Do It." The company is also betting heavily that a new Alpha line of shoes and apparel, to be introduced late this year, will swing momentum back in its favor. "What we have to do is re-energize ourselves, starting with the product," says Knight...
...think it [Harvard] does structure it so that it's really hard to swing pre-med and not be a science concentrator," says Christine M. Heske '01, a pre-med anthropology concentrator. "I know a lot of people that have dropped pre-med since it eats up time and electives, but I think it is a good thing because it makes you realize whether you really want to put in that much of a commitment before it's too late...
...exhibitor spoke little English and occasionally he would use highly technical words specific to his particular industry," Hanalainen said. "After a while, though, I fell into the swing of things. I actually served only three hours, but I had a great time...
...concur, then swing by The Harvard Bookstore this afternoon, March 13, at 3 p.m. for a reading/booksigning by Willard Van Orman Quine, Emerson Hall's own living legend. Quine (rhymes with wine) is one of the most influential philosophers of the 20th Century, as well as a sparkling prose stylist and extremely brilliant guy. Tune in the following Friday, same time, same place, for a reading/booksigning by Daniel Dennett, M.I.T. philosopher and author of (among other things) Consciousness Explained. Creep on out from behind the Veil of Ignorance and enjoy the philosophical treats the Square has to offer...