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...president or provost of a small engineering college in the midst of a “fundamentally liberal arts institution.”Knowles emphasized Venky’s ability to maintain fluid lines of communication between departments at SEAS, allowing those with a “more eclectic view of life” to enjoy intellectual diversity within SEAS and the University as a whole. “We will not be big like MIT,” Venky said. “That’s actually going to be a defining strength—a broader education...
...Unas fotos en la ciudad de Sylvia,” a succession of black-and-white still photographs and text reminiscent of silent films from the twenties. The photographs represent Guerín’s observations of women in an urban setting and offer different points of view on Guerín’s vision of a city and its female inhabitants. Guerín’s other feature films, “Innisfree,” “En Construccion,” and “Tren de Sombras,” were also...
...people the first day. So I know at the very least I was part of the top 10. I felt good about that. Besides that, we just do messages and wall posts, the norm.RR: No pokes?DBS: Yeah, I think we’ve poked. Actually, her religious view on Facebook is “church of orgiastic pokability.”RR: Want to send a message to her in Russian? DBS [in Russian]: I will never forget you. Yes, I’m interested in you.Justin W. White ’10RR: Have you ever...
...outcome of presidential elections,” Toobin says. “If a Republican wins in 2008, Roe v. Wade is going to be overturned. If a Democrat wins, it’s going to be upheld, period, end of story. That’s a rather crude view, but I hold it dearly.”Toobin specifically timed the release of “The Nine” to coincide with the beginning of the presidential primary season in an effort to force the future of the Court to the front of voters’ minds...
...liked his idea that we use soft and hard power to achieve foreign policy goals and that you can’t rely solely on a blunt tool like the military.” Other attendees expressed their respect for Zinni’s open-minded view of American foreign policy. “I was very heartened that someone who was so high in the military hierarchy did not see the military as the only solution,” said Frederick W. K. Brown, a graduate of Harvard Business School, who attended the speech. —Staff writer...