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...another accolade to her mantle after she received the 2007 Harvard Foundation Humanitarian Award last night in Appleton Chapel. Calling Dee a “brilliant American,” S. Allen Counter—the director of the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations??praised this year’s recipient. “For over a half century, she has given masterful stage and screen performances that have awed and inspired Americans of all backgrounds,” Counter said. Dee, who starred opposite Sidney Poitier in the 1961 film, “A Raisin...
Before heading out to engage in pre-Housing Day rituals, 30 freshmen congregated in Ticknor Lounge early last night to participate in the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations??s fourth annual “Block Party,” a discussion of diversity in the context of blocking groups, the Houses and the Harvard campus. The event’s co-director, Teddy L. Styles ’07, also announced a new Foundation initiative to promote its mission of improving relations among racial and ethnic groups at Harvard. The Foundation Associates Program will consist...
Students, administrators, and professors gathered to honor the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations?? 2007 Scientist of the Year, Baldomero M. Olivera, at a reception in Pforzheimer House this past Friday. The event kicked off the Foundation’s annual Albert Einstein Science Conference: Advancing Minorities and Women in Science, Engineering and Mathematics, which took place on Saturday. Past Scientists of the Year have included Mae C. Jemison, the first black female astronaut, and Jaime Escalante, a mathematics teacher famous for training and encouraging Latinos in Los Angeles to take and pass the Advanced Placement Calculus...
...past. The bulk of his argument is that the United States should have used this policy from the start of our present conflict, but Shapiro also puts forth a series of open solutions for the future that go beyond such common talking points as “better international relations?? and “withdrawal from Iraq” to include a complete refocusing of American foreign policy. Much of Shapiro’s argument for containment is based on the shortcomings and fallacies inherent in the Bush Doctrine, which he describes as “the Monroe...
...both to students and to our community at large––are paid not in dollars but in experiences.Many of the most enriching summer internships––those with publications like Atlantic Monthly or with nonprofits like the Council on Foreign Relations??–are unpaid. While Harvard does offer a vast number of grants and other forms of support for students pursuing unpaid but valuable summer activities, these grants are almost uniformly intended to help students support themselves during the summer and do nothing to offset the summer earnings expectation...