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...There is no doubt that Buckley deserves much of the credit for the right-wing ascendancy of the past thirty years. Yet in spite of being a seminal presence in modern American history, he launched his career with a much different conception of the National Review??s purpose: “It stands athwart history, yelling Stop, at a time when no one is inclined to do so, or to have much patience with those who so urge it.” That Buckley was dead wrong on pretty much every major historical issue of his time?...
...attracting talented science students,” he said. Casey, who will be DePauw’s 19th president, joined Harvard in 2006 after serving in multiple administrative roles at Brown. He holds a law degree from Stanford—where he was a member of the Stanford Law Review??as well as a Ph.D. in American Civilization and a Master’s degree from Harvard. He succeeds Robert G. Bottoms, who has served as head of DePauw since 1986 and is the school’s longest-serving president. —Staff writer Prateek Kumar...
...Harvard Law Review??s 122nd president stepped into office this week, beginning a year-long term at one of the world’s most prestigious legal periodicals. Robert W. Allen, currently in his second year at Harvard Law School, was elected president Saturday. “It was an amazing feeling, sort of unreal at the time. I really didn’t expect the results and was really surprised when I found out,” said Allen, who won last year’s Sears Prize for having the highest grades in his class. After...
...film work, film review??I basically learned,” O’Hagan says. “My football knowledge got a lot better. It was something I needed to do, and I really put a lot into that—if not more, as much as I did into strengthening and conditioning and running and everything...
...report’s two main authors said in a joint interview they recognize the review??s awkward transformation...