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...students themselves are able to communicate with their clients in not only different languages but different skill sets,” said Murciano, who is Leverett House’s public service tutor as well as the assistant senior tutor for fellowships...
Even this attack on Farid’s faith couldn’t undermine “her unparalleled and unreserved acceptance of all peoples,” as Eliot House tutor Nancy M. Dorsinville describes it. Instead of dwelling on the hateful attack, Farid stresses the warm response she received from the Harvard community. “It made me feel like I belonged,” she says...
...Congress.” He said he felt the Congressman connected well with the audience, especially given Frank’s connections to Harvard. In addition to being a cum laude graduate of the College, Frank holds a cum laude degree from Harvard Law School, and was a tutor in Eliot House for two years...
...management. Students then spend their fourth year at the Business School and enroll in electives at both schools during their final year. “It’s a real home run,” said Sachin H. Jain ’02, now a non-residential tutor in Mather House, who has already completed three years at HMS and began his first semester at the Business School this fall. Jain began his graduate studies too early to enroll in the joint program—and will as a result have to spend an extra year getting...
...These two courses are just a joke. A theologian and an anthropologist have no place in teaching intelligent design,” Calvert said. Both Hoopes and Mirecki cited their experiences at Harvard as very influential in their respective paths at Kansas. Hoopes, a former resident tutor in Dunster House, credited his work with retired Peabody Professor of Archaeology Stephen Williams, who used to teach a course called “Fantastic Archaeology.” “We covered the idea of intelligent design, but back then it was called scientific creationism,” Hoopes said. Williams...