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...inspired by superhero comics. “Iron Man,” “The Dark Knight,” and “The Incredible Hulk” will all shoot to become the next “Spider-Man 3” at the box office.So what??s a cultured Harvard student to do? They don’t teach you about the hottest underground comics in your English classes, and you don’t learn the secret origins of Iron Man in Chemistry.Luckily, Harvard students have a rare set of resources at their...
...most celebrated news division in broadcasting,” may potentially outsource its investigative reporting to fellow media giant CNN. This move would be a death knell to the great tradition of reporting which has led to such famous figures such as Walter Cronkite and Edward Murrow. What??s more, it is representative of an unfortunate decline in investigative reporting across all news outlets...
...interview students. “What are students’ perceptions of sustainability as a whole?” Cosgrove said when asked about the council’s inquiries. “What do they view as priorities? What are they willing to give up and get? What??s important to them?” In response, many students emphasized the importance of food taste, quality, nutritional value, and appearance—leaving sustainability as a lower concern, said council member Dean A. Wright, director of Brigham Young University dining services. Wright added that the council seeks...
...public school districts,” School Committee Member Patricia M. Nolan ’80 said, describing the international reach program. While some members were enthusiastic about the potential impact of the program, others were reserved about the consequences of implementing it in Cambridge. “What??s unique about our district is that it has just one high school,” said Committee Member Albert B. Fantini. “Other cities can experiment with one of their many high schools.” Other individuals present, such as Cambridge Public Schools Superintendent Thomas...
...what I hate most about this new policy is that I now know the unfortunate truth about Harvard’s future. Fitzsimmons is actually phasing out the College. First, we saw early action wave goodbye. Now, transfers. What??s next? Sayonara wait-listers. At this rate, within a couple of years, they won’t be accepting regular decision applicants either...