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...Harvard/Yale women trumped their English counterparts 12-7 while the American men fell to Oxford and Cambridge, 10-9. Overall, the combined men and women’s team outscored the British teams, 21-17, to claim the coveted Naughton Trophy once again. The Harvard/Yale-Oxford/Cambridge meet is the world??s oldest continuing international intercollegiate competition, dating back to 1894. The two countries involved trade off hosting each other, and this year, the four teams headed off to New Haven, Conn., for the historical event. “There’s sort of one word that sums...
...happening. Technology allows artists to really do that forward thinking.”With information saturation becoming the distinguishing trait of our current era, artists are not the only ones who recognize the need to keep pace with an evolving environment. As technology has innovated the world, the world??especially the sector which houses, supports, and encourages artistic creation—struggles with the question of how to innovate.“There’s an interesting institutional crisis related to how we’ve gone from an era where information was the main value proposition...
...were a fly on the wall in one of our meetings, you might not think you were at one of the world??s best business schools because we’re always asking ‘What’s wrong?’” he said...
...Going for what you are passionate about feels a little self-indulgent,” she said. “It is indulgent and is a privilege that only two percent of the world??s population gets to have...but take that risk...
Imagine walking into a room of expectant dignitaries you have never met to give a speech moderated by hosts known to have been critical of you. A daunting situation, to be sure—unless you are the president of the world??s most high-profile nation. Unless you are Barack Obama...