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...were more in the nurture camp. “We have to learn how to kill, how to take power,” Norberg-Bohm said. These speakers emphasized the importance of child-raising, while acknowledging the difficulty in overcoming a “boys will be boys?? mentality. McGuffey discussed an experiment in which a baby dressed in blue was described as “strong” and “alert.” The exact same baby was then dressed in pink and was described by the same people as “cute?...
...move to Allston a branding crisis,” Storus said. “It has to decide whether it wants to be a school known for innovation, for leadership, or does it want to rely on its past image? Does it want to be known as the old boys?? club?”Today, both Eck and Storus say they see a Harvard that is more diverse than ever. Storus said he seeks to represent the increasingly heterogeneous student population with an architecture that brings this openness to a figurative level. Storus’ design features futuristic...
...because of a shoulder injury suffered last week that will require season-ending surgery.He is joined by six healthy freshmen. Max Kenyi, a 6’4” guard from Silver Spring, Md., will likely see significant playing time this year. He was named the Gatorade Washington D.C. Boys?? Basketball Player of the Year last season after leading his team to a 34-1 record and a top-10 national ranking. Oliver McNally is a 6’3” guard from San Francisco, Calif. He, too, led his team to great success in high school...
...study conducted by Olsen’s team observed tissue from nine infantile hemangioma patients at Harvard-affiliated Children’s Hospital and compared it to healthy tissue from boys?? foreskins...
...Harvard dress like 40-year-old men. I walked into my seminar the other day and literally had to do a double take. After backtracking out the door to make sure I was in the right classroom, I crept back in and took my seat among the old boys?? club. I guess it shouldn’t come as a surprise that Harvard, with its ivy-covered buildings and portrait-covered walls, is the epitome of New England pomp (or charm; call it what you will). But button-down shirts tucked into khakis, wool sweaters worn over collared...