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...sumés, a certain level of prudence, say, not featuring oneself chugging a bottle of champagne or doing a keg stand, would be wise. Being a member of “The Blackout Club” or “I Party My Liver Away All Over the World?? might say something of a student’s character that seems funny to us college students, but which might scream something else to a potential employer. Keeping an eye on ever-embarrassing “Wall” posts would be worthwhile as well...
...Harvard records just weren’t enough for Scherf on Saturday against Boston College. She posted the world??s fastest time to date in the young indoor track season...
...become better informed about the critical nature of disease,” said Nieman Foundation Curator Robert H. Giles. Starting in the 2006-2007 academic year, three journalists will be chosen annually as Nieman Global Health Fellows. The three fellows—representing the U.S., Europe, and the developing world??will join the other participants of the Nieman Fellow Program, which allows both U.S. and international journalists to study at Harvard for a year, according to Jay A. Winsten, associate dean and Stanton director of the Center of Health Communication at the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH...
...submitted by the Astronomy Department was spurred in part by an article in The Crimson stating that science students are less likely to study abroad. “We have no problems with that,” he said. “Chile has a significant fraction of the world??s leading astronomical facilities. Students will be able to participate in hands-on research in the astro-physical field.” In general, the proposals fall into two categories—funding to explore countries for future student programs, and grants that establish trips students can take...
Google’s Library Project—an effort to create a massive, searchable, online compendium of large portions of the collections of some of the world??s greatest academic libraries (including Harvard’s)—stands to revolutionize the way that books are read, research is conducted, and written knowledge is disseminated across the world. But the manner in which Google has thus far undertaken the project flagrantly disregards the rights of the authors and publishers whose work stands to be digitized. As a result, publishers have sued Google in a number...