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Despite this pathetic record, fears of voter fraud have served to justify restrictive laws and tactics that end up disqualifying eligible voters. Six swing states, using flawed and possibly illegal criteria, purged “tens of thousands?? of eligible voters from their rolls in the run-up to the 2008 election. Some states passed laws to restrict voter registration drives; the threat of some prankster signing up as “Mickey Mouse” is just that terrifying! And others require extensive photo identification from in-person voters, which serves not to reduce fraud (in-person...
...Yannatos with the HRO through the decades of his tenure. The certificate declared that “Harvard has deepest and lasting gratitude” for Yannatos, who “enhanced the cultural life of Harvard University” while “enriching the lives of thousands?? with his music knowledge, artistry, and passion.After receiving the award, Yannatos thanked his students with tears in his eyes. Instead of customarily saying goodbye to the seniors, that night he had to say goodbye to the entire orchestra: “I cherish each of you. I love...
...Civil War,” Johnson said in an e-mailed statement yesterday. Johnson had nothing but praise for the book, and said he thinks it is very deserving of the award. “I can think of only two other [books]—out of thousands??which compare,” Johnson said. With this award, Faust will receive $50,000, an engraved medal, and the title ‘American Historian Laureate.’ President Faust will receive the award at a ceremony April 3. This is the fourth year that the Society...
...Roughly 60 Harvard undergraduates work together to provide this tuition-free program for an average of 100 students at the Cambridge public schools ever year. The program—operating on an annual budget in the ten thousands??receives the bulk of its funding from its alumni, and CityStep organizes several fundraisers during the school year, such as the CityStep Ball to be held this year...
...world. “Harvard didn’t give us great dating skills but it gave us great math skills,” he says. While a mathematical match can never be a definite indicator of success, Coyne credits the site with creating “thousands and thousands?? of serious relationships. “We can’t predict soulmates, but math can help with the whittling-down process,” Yagan says. The site plays to a younger demographic than competitors like eHarmony and Match.com, boasting a strong showing among those between...