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OPINION
By Nur N. Ibrahim and Ashin D. Shah
Friday, October 8, 2010
For every Islamophobic statement made, one more family is forced to drink unsafe water. For every argument made back and forth about the mosque at Ground Zero, one more disease is reported among the refugees who are waiting for the world to decide what should be done.
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OPINION
By Ashin D. Shah
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Harvard extracurriculars should be about meeting more, different people and if institutional barriers hinder this, they should be removed for the greater good.
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OPINION
By Ashin D. Shah
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
While those granted tenure or partner status are expected to be the ones with the institution’s long-term goals most in mind, the process in place today requires greater detail to short-term gains or wayward attention to the politics of the tenure system in order to receive tenure.
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FLYBY
By Ashin D. Shah
Sunday, September 5, 2010
For the transcript-conscious, try distracting recruiters and grad-school admission boards from those sub-par grades with these flashy titles. We recount this semester’s “coolest-sounding course titles” for those looking for the right mix of pretention and PR on the part of professors.
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FLYBY
By Ashin D. Shah
Thursday, September 2, 2010
For the novice freshman or the unsure upperclassman looking for an ego, Flyby has put together the ultimate shopping list, arguably the toughest schedule possible this semester at Harvard.
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OPINION
By Ashin D. Shah
Thursday, July 1, 2010
While some regard summer internships as an extended interview, to treat them purely as an opportunity for networking forgoes the otherwise valuable opportunity they provide to gain insight into a company’s inner workings and culture.
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OPINION
By Ashin D. Shah
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Restructuring OCR as a matching service, rather than merely a listing of “unverified” internships and interview space, greatly spreads the risk employers currently bear.
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OPINION
By Ashin D. Shah
Friday, March 26, 2010
But increasingly it seems that the needs of constituents have fallen on deaf ears to Washington leaders as party-line commitment now trumps the duty to hometown voters.
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NEWS
By Ashin D. Shah
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
A local resident watches on as tourists take photographs in ...
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NEWS
By Kane Hsieh, Meredith H. Keffer, Ashin D. Shah, Alexander K. Sherbany, Cynthia S. Tseng, Sara Joe Wolansky, Chang Xu, and Xinran Yuan
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
So you spent J-term watching Arrested Development on Hulu? Here is how The Crimson Photography staff spent its January break. These images capture our varied J-term experiences.
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