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...first two weeks,” he says, “I had a crooked neck. I was just looking up.” He would stand every day on the street corner until the madness around him slowly registered, first in his mind, then in vibrant abstraction on canvas...
...challenge for the University is how to encourage those who, for genetic or environmental reasons, have powers that are fading, to retire to make room for younger more vibrant colleagues while both obeying the law and allowing them to continue to enjoy the services of distinguished and uplifting scholars,” Knowles says...
What also concerns me is that not enough of you Harvard graduates will spend your twenties and thirties doing the vibrant and important work every rising generation needs to do to advance human civilization—writing books, musicals and plays, creating works of art, challenging injustice, safeguarding the planet, enhancing the child’s world, pursuing whatever intrigues...
...vibrant and energetic man, and we do not anticipate that his appointment to the JFK School of Government will affect his position in any way,” said Catholic Charities communications director Cullen Buckland...
After writing my Harvard application essay about how I was attracted to America by its vibrant politics and hoped to immigrate and run for office one day, I was surprised to discover that it is even more difficult to apply for permanent residency if one comes here as a student. According to an e-mail written to me by Sharon Ladd, the director of the Harvard International Office (HIO), “it probably isn’t a good idea for a freshman to indicate intentions to stay in the U.S. permanently since one of the grounds for denying...