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...being the apple of the world’s scholarly eye is both a blessing and a curse, as Harvard attracts the globe??s top students while drawing intense scrutiny for seemingly insignificant reasons...
Faherty, who works the Boston Globe??s presses at night “to pay the bills,” says that his performances have an important pre-planned aspect: “Just as an animator will work from a storyboard, I’ve actually written up storyboards for this Nine Inch Nails track...
...table, eating and chatting, in an example of what Anica C. Law ’06, director of CHI, saw as the community-building aspect of the event. “Thrive was held to build community in response to the negative press Harvard was getting in the Globe??and in The Crimson—that Harvard’s community rates low. But it’s also to raise awareness on specific issues,” she said...
M.I.A. can’t stand still. Her production twists and darts through countless iterations of the globe??s pop music, but no sound or style is held on to long enough to get boring, making for a remarkably self-disciplined sonic adventure. Her voice is chameleon-like, instantly insinuating itself into whatever unexpected direction the music finds...
...most important women in science” in November 2002. But earlier this week, Franklin, who holds the Mallinckrodt chair in physics at Harvard, found herself at the cutting edge of the English language when—in an interview with the Boston Globe??she described University President Lawrence H. Summers’ remarks on women in science as a “resignable thing...