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...these respects, Harvard undergraduates are ideal. They usually have real knowledge and passion. They want to engage, if one will only let them. They are not afraid to ask questions, to risk interpretations, to read poems aloud and to listen. So my finest experiences since 1991 teaching (briefly) lyric poetry to first-year students at Harvard have been whipped cream on top of chocolate cake. For those who wonder whether education is alive and well, or who question whether the future will be in good hands, I exhort them to come, to watch and to listen to our students...
...stop her," Delaney-Smith said. "She'll either rebound, or she'll shoot a three or she'll drive. She's only going to get better. She's filled with passion for the game...
...shared between her music performances--which range from open mike cameos to more formal performances, such as Seneca night at the Comedy Connection--and her studies. This past year, as Pauley’s name appeared on flyers across the campus advertising upcoming performances, Pauley says she realized her passion was in her music and not her studies...
...thought he was the perfect person for the job," Hagerty says. "He takes a balanced approach to things, and has a passion for serving others...
Rudenstine will be leaving Harvard’s top post after 10 years of service to the University community, which owes him its deepest gratitude for his devotion. Shortcomings aside, Rudenstine has shepherded our academic institution with skill, civility, passion and dedication. For that we thank him and offer him our most sincere best wishes after he leaves Harvard—better than he found...