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...Dreams of Sparrows” on Saturday evening, the festival concluded with a musical performance with an oud, a traditional Iraqi instrument. Hassan M. H. Al-Damluji, a second-year graduate student in Middle Eastern Studies and president of the Harvard Middle Eastern Cultural Association, and undergraduate Tamara Jafar ’09 organized the event. Al-Damluji said that his goals were to provide Iraqi filmmakers with a platform for their work and to raise awareness about issues such as the state of refugees and higher education in Iraq. “Iraq is in danger of dropping from...
...Iraqi musical performance and discussion about the modern-day issues raised by the films.Hassan M.H. Al-Damluji, a British citizen of Iraqi descent and a second-year master’s degree candidate in the Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations department, organized the event with help from his cousin Tamara Jafar ’09. Al-Damluji hopes the festival will help create greater awareness of Iraqi culture and society in America. The festival, he says, will “really celebrate Iraqi culture and give the spotlight to Iraq as a cultural producer.”Since the American...
...acting chief financial officer,” leaving the vice president post temporarily vacant. Mora’s resignation comes at a time of increasing flux in the University’s highest administrative positions. Last September, University President Drew G. Faust appointed her former Radcliffe colleague Tamara E. Rogers ’74 as vice president for alumni affairs and development after asking for the resignation of Donella M. Rapier, who had been appointed by former University President Lawrence H. Summers. Faust has also announced the creation of an “executive vice president” position, though...
...March 4 story, "Residents Question Allston 'Green' Plans," misstated the school that panelist Tamara Daly attends. She is a graduate student at the Boston University School of Public Health, not at Harvard...
...substantial amount of money through fundraising efforts, averaging about $600 million per year for the past several years, more than any of its Ivy League counterparts. The University plans to announce a capital campaign in coming years, Harvard’s Vice President for Alumni Affairs and Development Tamara E. Rogers said last month. She declined to comment any further. Columbia has raised $2.7 billion of a $4 billion campaign that was launched publicly in September 2006, according to the university’s communications director for development Jerry Kisslinger. “Many of the trustees of the university...