Word: humanization
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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...part of an ongoing effort to raise Harvard awareness about Hispanic issues, the Harvard Forum on Hispanic Affairs (HFHA) is sponsoring its first school-wide event, a panel discussion that will focus on human rights in Latin America...
According to HFHA founder Joseph Zumpano '91, more than 100 members of the umbrella group will march on April 22 in a procession from Kirkland House to the Science Center to hear three leading experts on human rights, including a former prisoner of conscience in Cuba...
Kemp, a fervent intellectual, has dubbed his ideology "progressive conservatism," Beware, this is no oxymoron. Kemp wants to tackle traditionally Democratic issues by applying free-market principles and the human spirit of enterprise...
Four years after the world's worst nuclear disaster, an exclusive set of pictures by Soviet photographer Igor Kostin shows that the fallout is still being felt. Populated areas near the reactor remain heavily contaminated. Human health problems are on the rise, and farm animals are being born with horrible deformities, possibly caused by radiation...
...hardly. Both films had been rated X for their tone, for their fidelity to the theme of human corruption. These are modern morality plays, fascinating and determinedly unpleasant. They do not tease or flinch; they do not reward prurience. They do not glamourize violence, as the traditional Hollywood thriller does, with tricks of suspense and sexual come-on. Henry and The Cook are horror movies, yes -- essays in the horror of brutality, which they show as the insatiable craving of doomed, destructive souls. Any innocent who crosses these sociopaths, or just crosses their paths, is doomed...