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...seems odd to award honors to students who have not earned honors in their concentrations, given that work in the concentration is the most important component of undergraduates’ work here,” Pedersen wrote in an e-mail...
Willis also got his first big break on the stage, as the lead in the 1984 off-Broadway hit, “Fool for Love.” He went on to star in the television series “Moonlighting,” winning a Golden Globe Award and an Emmy Award for his part. He is best known for his prolific movie career, with credits including the action movie trilogy “Die Hard,” “Pulp Fiction,” and “Armegeddon.” He recently gained recognition...
...Pudding established the Woman of the Year award in 1951 and the Man of the Year award in 1963. Drew Barrymore and Anthony Hopkins were last year’s recipients...
Anarchy, State, and Utopia was widely influential in the fields of philosophy and political science, as well as having a broad popular appeal. The book, praised for both its thorough argumentation and its accessible writing style, won Nozick a National Book Award...
...editorial in 1873, which stated, “I won’t philosophize. I will be read.” While The Crimson has changed in many ways in the last five years—moving from a subscription-based service to free distribution to students, creating an award-winning online presence, and working diligently to diversify its staff—many of Schaffer’s words still ring true today. So as we at The Crimson begin our 129th year of publication today, we offer you Schaffer’s column explaining The Crimson?...