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...tell. She has been an observer, researcher and reporter her whole life. She grew up in western Africa, served as president of The Crimson, sat on Harvard’s Board of Overseers, wrote textbooks for a newly-independent Zimbabwe, earned a handful of graduate degrees from Berkeley??and at this time last week, she was conducting field research in Guatemala...
Should Harvard win, they will face either Air Force and top-ranked Cal-Berkeley?? the only varsity rugby team in the nation—for the national championship on Sunday...
Both Berkeley, from suburban New Jersey, and Weinstein, a Cambridge native, have long known that music would be a part of their lives. One of Berkeley??s earliest memories is going for walks with his babysitter and singing for neighbors, who would in turn give him cookies...
...Berkeley??s voice resembles Nick Drake, while Weinstein’s voice is scratchier and reminiscent of Tom Waits. Whereas Berkeley??s richly textured songs throw together mandolin and cello, Weinstein takes more influences from jazz; Norah Jones even sings a track on his first album. Both say they got lyrical inspiration from the people they met and the classes they took at Harvard...
...debts owed to it by impoverished nations and stops the imposition of destructive economic policies.” In doing so, Cambridge joins a growing list of cities and institutions demanding change from the behemoth of globalization, including the usual suspects from California—San Francisco, Oakland and Berkeley??as well as Boulder, Colo., Takoma Park, Md., and Milwaukee...