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...engineering, literature, and even philosophy. As she describes art history, “It’s an infinite field for intellectual curiosity.” Harvard students can’t seem to get enough of Roberts. Last fall, her seminar on pop art attracted three times the class??s capacity. No doubt Roberts’ methods had a great deal to do with the popularity of the course, as well as the subject matter. “The readings can be very difficult, like readings about theories of modernism,” Roberts explains...
...will be more serious than some [speakers] in the past, but that’s a function of the economy.” An active alumnus, Dimon received his MBA from HBS as a Baker Scholar—a student in the top five percent of his class??in 1982. He has served in executive roles at American Express, Travelers Group, and Smith Barney before moving to Bank One Corp., which later merged with JPMorgan. Dimon currently serves on the board of the Business School and spoke on a panel at its centennial celebration in October. HBS spokesman...
...John J. Lee Amphitheatre on Saturday.The triumph over the Bulldogs (13-15, 8-6 Ivy) was especially sweet for the three seniors, as Harvard (14-14, 6-8 Ivy) had lost its last seven games in the rivalry—a drought that began with the senior class??s freshman campaign. The win was also the first for the team at Yale since the final game of the 1998-99 season and avenged an 87-66 beating at Lavietes Pavilion last month.“It feels great,” forward Harris said...
...Vertovez says. “To lose to [Princeton] in the Ivy championship was just heartbreaking.” The captains will have to find a way to guide their team to the Ivy championship this year without all of the luxuries that come with a large senior class??players used to the rigors of the league and the styles of the coaching staff. The class of 2009 started out as a small group in its freshman year with just four recruits, and only Bock and Vertovez remain. Three years of trial by fire in the Ivy League...
...that Darwin was this bright guy, but how he has networked into so many cultural aspects and disciplines,” said Lo. “He’s traveled from a tiny little island in the Atlantic to a legacy of global impact.” The class??s display marks the beginning of the University’s commemoration of Darwin’s birthday. Starting at 10 a.m. today, a nine-hour Origin-a-thon will be held in five different locations throughout campus for a full reading of Darwin?...