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Many of the business school’s peers still require only short orientations in ethics. But Harvard is hardly the first to require a full course on ethics, according to MIT business ethics lecturer Leigh G. Hafrey ’73, who is also co-master of Mather House...
...student social life. According to the Yale Herald, the administration provides each of its residential colleges with $8,000 specifically for parties and other student events. This amount can be augmented up to $30,000 from each college’s private endowment at the discretion of the college master...
...lots of calls from students and faculty saying, ‘This is a great historic day,’” said the Rev. Dorothy A. Austin, who is co-master of Lowell House along with her partner, Professor of Comparative Religion Diana...
...Even if Iran plays ball for now, it may still in a few years be able to pull out of its treaty obligations and make a bomb within months, right? That is why we need to strengthen the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. Thirty years ago, not many countries could master the technology to go nuclear. Now 30 or 40 can, if they get the components and equipment. The best way to deal with bad intentions is to control capability. Do we need the U.N. to do that? Unless you are ready to bomb your way through every country you suspect...
Another crucial difference between Master and Commander and most $100 million action epics is director Peter Weir’s clear insistence on showing the consequences of war and creating a connection to the characters strong enough that the audience feels those consequences. Each of the big action sequences has many casualties that, without getting too gory, are explicitly shown; even some beloved characters are not spared. When Maturin and Aubrey have to make tough decisions, you feel their pain and the confusion, pain and anger of their crewmen. Between Master and Commander, The Truman Show and Witness, Peter Weir...