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...Internet giant Google told a Congressional subcommittee that it failed to obtain visas for 70 engineers who are currently working overseas rather than in California as a result. This policy is especially problematic for college students, who must show that they have at least completed the requirements for their bachelor??s degree in order to apply for a visa. For Harvard seniors last year, this meant that all graduation requirements had to be finished by the first of April. Only a select few who took all electives their senior spring could apply to stay in the U.S. Consequently...
...Visual and Performing Arts, a MacDowell Colony Fellowship, the Rella Lossy Playwriting Award, and the Weston Award in Dramatic Writing.Currently, Evans teaches introductory courses in playwriting and screenwriting at Harvard, and will teach advanced courses in each this spring.Although she did not begin writing plays until after receiving her bachelor??s degree in English, Evans felt pulled toward writing early in life.“In a way, most writers know what they wish to do from a very early age. Most have a sacred inner voice that tells us we’re a writer...
...Fienning. He was “one of those rare people with a special gift for bringing the world together.” Fienning, a 24-year-old resident of Dunster House, died at his home in Sumter, S.C., in July. He was one semester away from completing his bachelor??s degree in music. During his time at Harvard, Fienning made his mark through a variety of extracurricular activities. In 2006, as an active member of the Phillips Brooks House Association, he served as co-director for Refugee Youth Summer Enrichment—a summer program that teaches...
...take over the position at Brown on Jan. 1. “I think it’s exciting to go back to Brown where I studied and help them make a major transition from a national university to a global university,” Kennedy, who received his bachelor??s degree from Brown, said in an interview yesterday. Tompkins emphasized Kennedy’s experience in international law, saying that it made him stand out from the pool of over 300 applicants for the job. “He’s a scholar of enormous accomplishment...
...sparkling personality out in the Egyptian desert,” he said. Rossel, who is a Danish citizen, had also conducted field research in Syria, Turkey, and Sudan, said one of her advisers at Harvard, Richard H. Meadow ’68. Rossel came to Harvard after receiving her bachelor??s degree from the University of Copenhagen in 1999. She earned a master’s in anthropology in 2002 and would have graduated this November. She met Wood while at Harvard, and the two were married last summer, according to fellow archaeology graduate student Parker Van Valkenburgh...