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...start for both institutions, and of all the figures in city politics Galluccio has the most promise to ensure that the dialogue is healthy and constructive. The positive gesture he made by holding his State of the City address in the Kennedy School of Government’s ARCO Forum is indicative of the collaborative spirit he engenders, and we strongly endorse his candidacy...
...media has successfully risen to the challenge of covering global affairs since the terrorist attacks on the United States, CNN broadcast journalist Judy Woodruff told about three hundred attendees last night in the annual Theodore H. White Lecture on Press and Politics at the ARCO Forum...
Freshman year, Harvard appeared as a promised land, where one would enter and be forever changed by the endless array of activities and opportunities. Like most first-years, I signed up for every student activity at the fair, and I went religiously to every forum given at the IOP. But sometime around the middle of sophomore year, as I finally unsubscribed from the Shokotan Karate e-mail list, I lost my Harvard naivete and suddenly found that despite my best efforts, I had wound up exactly where I started. I seem to have joined the plodding majority of undergraduates...
Introduced at the ARCO Forum as the youngest head of state to ever speak at the Institute of Politics, 30-year-old Joseph Kabila, the president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, outlined his optimistic plan for the future of his impoverished and war-torn country, calling for peace before democracy can be established...
...broad spectrum of testimony about Harvard’s labor policies. Holding additional public meetings at times convenient for students to attend would be a good start, but large gatherings—which tend to be dominated by the most vocal groups—are not the best forum for making sure that all sides are heard. Before preparing its final report, HCECP should hold meetings with additional interested groups, such as the Undergraduate Council, in smaller settings...