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...game, and I’ve been playing that, but it’s not like I’m training or anything.” Grand’s friends and family are optimistic about her chances. “Ashley has a lot of knowledge on a wide range of topics,” said her father, Fred Grand. “She’s a pretty well-rounded person.” Grand said she excels at history, literature, and geography in particular. “She rocked the middle school quiz bowl circuit?...
...producer during a revolutionary musical era.“People ask me, ‘How were you in the studio with Eric Clapton at 22?’” says Boyd. “It’s difficult to describe how different things were, how wide open things were. The music world was just being developed. The ’60s were a time that educated, middle-class people started to pick up the guitar and play from the roots. There was a huge sense that anything was possible. They could do anything and they?...
...moderation and sobriety. Not that I am a Protestant (I’m descended from shiftless Irish potato farmers), but I think those values are important, especially in fashion and drug abuse. That’s why I was slightly disturbed by fashion’s recent adoration of wide-leg pants. Wide-leg trousers were all over New York’s fashion week, and have recently been embraced by such luminaries as Fergie (god, “Glamorous” is so awesome!!!) and Eva Mendes. I don’t really know how I feel about...
Undergraduate Council President Ryan A. Petersen ’08 last night called for a College-wide referendum next week to consider the issue of altering the academic calendar...
...world’s leading scholarly institutions. Harvard’s leadership is well aware of the growing trend, and last week took a significant step to foster such coordination between its faculties: The Harvard Corporation has announced that it is creating Harvard’s first University-wide department, the Department of Developmental and Regenerative Biology. The University-wide department promises to bring together faculty from Harvard Medical School (HMS) and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), encouraging collaboration and streamlining Harvard’s resources for stem cell research. The new department will collaborate with the Harvard...