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...University will confer honorary degrees on 12 individuals—including a Nobel laureate, two people who have served as presidents of Ivy League universities, and a managing director of the World Bank—at today??s Commencement exercises. Nine men and three women will be honored...
...everyday life at Harvard and at campuses across the country was not severely altered, our minds have been forever changed. We carry with us the pain of the tragedy, but also the strength and solidarity we have felt since then. Our discourse has changed—vehement debate over today??s Commencement oration by Zayed M. Yasin ’02 is only one example. As we shed off our college selves and join the ranks of American society, we will no doubt be more politically involved, more concerned about international affairs and the perception of America abroad...
University President Lawrence H. Summers will award a total of 6,409 degrees and 361 certificates to Harvard College and graduate school students in today??s 351st Commencement Exercises...
Half a century ago, Berlin wrote of a widespread reluctance to engage the kind of ideological questions that had resulted in so much bloodshed in previous decades. He saw then what many others observe today??a shift of emphasis away from disagreement about political principles to “disagreements, ultimately technical, about methods,” about achieving the prosperity and security “without which arguments concerned with fundamental principles and the ends of life are felt to be ‘abstract,’ ‘academic,’ and unrelated...
Schama said today??s society should reclaim the ability to use spoken language well, particularly in the face of pop culture and sound bytes...