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...really did smile a lot,” Siao said. Julia Ye ’10 played in the Mozart Society Orchestra with Cai, who was section leader for the violinists. “He was always so enthusiastic about the orchestra, and he cared that all of the members were happy,” Ye said. “When we had new members, Peter took time to make them feel that they were already an integral part of the orchestra. I always admired the genuine desire he had to make people feel at ease...
...University of Chicago. Randall L. Kennedy, another Law School professor advising Obama, said he was “not surprised” to learn that Fried had chosen to support the Democratic candidate. Both Sunstein and Kennedy noted that Fried was a “thoughtful” member of the right whose views have always been more libertarian than conservative. Fried has, for example, supported keeping abortion services legal. Kennedy pointed not only to the much-debated choice of Palin as the vice-presidential candidate, but also to the “allegations?...
...their parents behind them, and so on. He asks us to trace our entire lineage through the veins of a fallen tree leaf, which was given out before the play commenced. The point of this simple exercise of the mind, and of imagination, is to convey how every audience member watching “Mnemonic” comes from a common ancestor. Remembering such a bizarre scenario will definitely not require any sort of mnemonic device. The same could be said for the rest of the play, which will run at the New College Theatre through...
...Pinker said. Despite the spirited debate, neither budged from his original position, and the discussion remained congenial. An hour into the conversation, the audience—a diverse mix of Harvard students and area residents—was invited to ask questions of the two. One audience member pushed Wolpe to explain his belief in God. “Not all the rhetoric of scientific intimacy begins to capture what is another human being,” Wolpe said. Another question focused on how Pinker could believe in a “greater good” without faith...
...three-mile GuluWalk aimed to draw attention to the victimized children of Northern Uganda’s Acholiland and the estimated 20-kilometer trek that many abandoned children walked daily to avoid abduction by the Lord’s Resistance Army. Robert J. Ross ’09, a member of the Harvard College Coalition for Ugandan Peace, organized a group from Harvard to participate in the walk. “Harvard students have an immense capacity to do good in the future,” he said. “Even just gaining awareness of these underrepresented issues...