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Many Harvard first-years’ ideal night is spent jaunting from the Cockpit to the Belltower sipping beer alongside signs saying, “You Must Be 21 To Drink.” For students who do not share this enthusiasm, however, upperclass parties funded by the Undergraduate Council (UC) have little allure. The UC’s decision to augment freshman party grants with an additional $150 per week is a step forward in improving social life for all students on campus that we hope will continue beyond the current three-week trial period...
...recognize there is a certain presumptuousness - a certain audacity - to this announcement. I know I haven't spent a lot of time learning the ways of Washington. But I've been there long enough to know that the ways of Washington must change...
...World War I to be chosen president while in his 50s—she will not occupy Mass. Hall for a 20-year tenure.The last two presidents—Summers and Rudenstine—came from outside of Harvard, but both had deep ties to the University, where they spent years as graduate students. Neither Cech, Etchemendy, nor Richard studied or taught here. Of the 22 confirmed candidates, only 11 went to or taught at Harvard.The search also suffered from poor timing. Since the process began that resulted in the selection of Summers in 2001, five other Ivy League schools...
...Crimson football assistant coaches have been introduced as part of new staffs at other schools. Defensive line coach Jeff Commissiong has been named to the same position on the staff of new Boston College coach Jeff Jagodzinski’s after just one season in Cambridge. Previously, Commissiong spent eight seasons on the staff at Maine, his alma mater, as well as two seasons at Bates. Commissiong also recruited New England, New York, and Canada for Harvard while serving as the team’s pro liason. Special teams and linebackers coach John Butler is leaving for the same position...
...Lecter’s history. “You may ultimately lose the mystery, but you gain a good thing in explaining the past.” To better understand the character of Hannibal Lecter, Ulliel watched dozens of films, read true stories about serial killers, and even spent several weeks at an autopsy clinic in Prague. A huge star in his native France, though relatively unknown to American audiences, Ulliel perfected his English though many hours with a dialogue coach. The transition challenged the actor, particularly because of the importance of precise intonations and accents. Under director Peter Webber...