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...current constitution within 120 days. The government's original announcement in April that it would change the charter, drafted by a military-appointed assembly and approved in a national referendum in 2007, brought the PAD back out on to the streets after it had been dormant for a year-and-a-half. Thaksin's opponents are worried the government is trying to rewrite the constitution in ways that will invalidate this verdict and the other corruption charges against him, as well as electoral fraud charges against the ruling People Power Party. "With this guilty verdict, it is going...
...After a year-and-a-half as interim dean of the Faculty and a semester as acting dean of the College, David R. Pilbeam took a trip of his own this winter break—to the Caribbean, for a much-needed personal holiday. [SEE CORRECTION BELOW...
...story "New College Dean Pick To Come Soon," misstated the amount of time David R. Pilbeam served as dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Pilbeam served from April 2007 to July 2007, not for "a year-and-a-half." Jeremy R. Knowles served as dean from the summer of 2006 through April 2007, when he resigned the deanship because of health reasons...
...student producer.”As for her role in professional theater, Mangu-Ward takes a down-to-earth approach.“My ideal situation, which is really hard to get, is to book a Broadway show or a touring show within a year to a year-and-a-half,” she says. “I don’t want a lead. I’ll take a chorus part. I’ll be a tree if I need to be a tree.”LIFE AFTER HARVARDAfter graduation, many of Harvard?...
...research fellow Paul A. Ardayfio and colleagues began a Citizen Schools apprenticeship that allows students to investigate the effect of drugs on the brain with researchers from Harvard teaching hospitals.According to Ardayfio, over 15 Harvard affiliated students, staff, and faculty have participated in this apprenticeship during the last year-and-a-half. At the end of each semester, students showcase their new knowledge in a culminating project called “WOW.”“When people see what the kids can do, they say, ‘Wow!’” Schanfield explains...