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Administrators are “trying to figure out how best to take advantage of these diverse resources and how the CID’s programs ought to fit into this landscape,” Wrinn wrote. “The University is committed to a vibrant research program in international development.” But in an interview with The Crimson in October, Rogofff said that the CID “is the only development center at Harvard. Harvard needs a development center...
...loop on CID at all, so I don’t know what’s happening or what’s planned,” wrote Sachs, who now directs Columbia’s Earth Institute. “I would hope, though, that Harvard keeps a vibrant development center at the Kennedy School of Government...
...vigorous bhangra and, feeling his rock-star-in-the-making oats, shouts, "Are ya with me, Bombay? ... Are ya with me, New York?" This scene from the new musical Bombay Dreams poses the cultural question of the moment. South Asian pop--Bollywood movies, Indian music and dance, the whole vibrant masala of subcontinental culture--not only enthralls a billion Indians at home but also spans half the world, from Africa and the Middle East to Eastern Europe and the Indian diaspora in Britain and the U.S. Now Indi-pop is close to a critical mass...
...adjoining rooms in a post-renovation Hilles Library. Just because Riverfolk currently balk at the idea of trekking up to the Quad does not mean that this will always be so, especially when those at the helm of the renovation are committed to making Hilles a vibrant, appealing destination for students...
...thousand—would be aimed primarily to increase the number of international students in attendance. While critics decry the loss of community and detriment to the College’s educational standards, it’s clear that expanding enrollment will only result in an increasingly diverse and vibrant population...