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Students packing for home or finishing final papers today at 3:50 p.m. may ask for whom—or what??they hear the bells in Harvard Square toll. They toll for environmental awareness. The Harvard Square Clergy Association is organizing a group of churches to ring their bells 350 times at 3:50 p.m. today—the 350th day of the year—in order to raise awareness for Project 350, an environmental activism movement that aims to reduce carbon dioxide emissions to the “sustainable level” of 350 parts...
...developed over the course of the two-year election process. Nuni’s conference—called Organizing for Change—sought to “digest the experience of working on the Obama campaign,” as well as to “talk about what??s next,” Nuni said. Social Studies and Government Lecturer Marshall L. Ganz, who teaches Nuni’s tutorial, opened the discussion by talking about the significance of the grassroots campaign. “This is the first time in American history that an electoral...
...What??s my crime...
Last Wednesday, Harvard University Art Museums (HUAM) and the Humanities Center inaugurated their joint lecture series, “The Church of What??s Happening Now,” with a conversation with wunderkind video artist Paul Chan—which I think is hysterical...
...there is a Church of What??s Happening Now, Paul Chan and Tina Fey can be its anti-priests. At the start of every mass they’ll stand up, give a “hey,” and then open the floor for sardonic stories and masturbation jokes. Perhaps they’ll have prepared a video presentation, in which a family of young hermaphrodites skips around an Elysian paradise shouting “cat anus” and winking at the camera. Laughter will abound. Everyone over 40 will feel uncomfortable...