Word: ves
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...diverse academic courseload that will total 40 credits in nine semesters. (Only 32 credits are needed for graduation). Though he will march in today's Commencement ceremony, he will remain in Cambridge for summer school and graduate in January with a dual degree in two very different disciplines, VES and governemnt...
Then, in his junior year, when he returned from his leave of absence, Chang stayed in government but also wanted to pursue something closer to his true interests. He found it in VES. "When I was young and was asked what are you going to be when you grow up, I always said architect. My forte was the visual arts-- drawing, painting--and math and science, which meant architecture. I felt architecture and urban planning to be more of my calling. I felt more of natural knack for it. It was more in line with what wanted...
Chang admits that the addition of VES to his studies had "less to do with vision and more to do with circumstances. I had completed nearly all my requirements when I made the decision. I can work this out by taking a heavier courseload...
...have you heard or even said to yourself, "Wow, that would make a great movies." In the age of television, VCR and home movies, film has become a more accessible medium for artists and amateurs alike. Once you reach college, however, if you do not choose to major in VES or a similar department, then the opportunities to direct, produce crew or act in a film may be few. For these reasons a group of Harvard students have organized the Harvard/Radcliffe Filmmakers. Their first production, "Silent Blessings," is scheduled to premiere this weekend as a part of the ARTSFirst festivities...
...fund film, period," As for the departmental resources, Roberto Buso-Garcia shared this story: "Once we needed a light meter, which is very essential, and so small that they don't rent it. We had a big shoot and all of the equipment all ready. We asked the VES department [if we could] borrow one and the head, [Alfred Guzzetti] said no, you know the rules, only the students in the department can use the equipment." The episode has a happy ending, however. "When I told that story to the Boston Film Foundation they gave me a light meter...