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...tenure process begins for a junior professor when a department decides to nominate her for a coveted full professorship. However, regardless of the zeal with which the department endorses their choice nominees, this step in the process is only the beginning of the long winding road to the final decision...
...emissions and solar energy production statistics. The Allston campus should improve the Allston environment in the broadest sense as well—even if this is not the type of commitment that can be written into an ENF. It is essential, for example, that Soldier’s Field Road go underground and that parks accessible to the Allston community at large be incorporated into the Allston plan. As we move forward into a century in which climate change and environmental pollution promise to be among the most pressing issues of the day, an institution with Harvard?...
...Catamount shutout, though. Harvard’s Polet capitalized on a penalty corner with 15 minutes left to play, her third goal of the season. The late Crimson rally ended there, however. Vermont was Harvard’s first opponent in a five-game road series that includes visits to Ivy rivals Cornell and Yale. The next opponent for the Crimson is Northeastern this Wednesday afternoon, when Harvard hopes to reestablish a win streak and improve to a .500 road record. “We all know we have a lot of work we need to get done...
...Theatre. The Hasty Pudding Social Club, which relocated to 2 Garden Street during construction, will remain at its current location. The theater’s first performance, an absurdist drama written by Arthur L. Kopit ’59, will open on the new stage in November. The Silk Road Project, featuring cellist Yo-Yo Ma ’76, will also perform in the space later that month. HPT’s annual show will return this spring to the 12 Holyoke St. theater in time for its 160th anniversary. Entitled “Fable Attraction...
...book in hand, writer-director Sean Penn forges a story in “Into the Wild” that takes “The Graduate,” slams it into “Siddhartha,” and rolls it all down Jack Kerouac’s road. When you start a Krakauer book—whether it be the Everest adventure “Into Thin Air” or Mormon tragedy “Under the Banner of Heaven”—you realize that you are about to embark upon an inspiring...