Bridget R Irvine
Land vs. Landscape
Bas Smets, the Principal of Bureau Bas Smets in Brussels in Belgium, gestures while explaining the contours of rivers in Europe. His lecture, entitled "Land vs. Landscape," in Gund Hall on April 18, explained his general approach to his work: interacting with preexisting land to create unique landscapes.
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Sorority rushers celebrate after opening their envelopes in the Sheraton Commander Hotel's Mount Vernon room this Tuesday evening (2-12).
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Speakers at the Presidents' Round Table discuss the aims of their universities and how to transform the future (Nov 29). From left to right: Merilee Grindle (Chair; director of DRCLAS), Andrés Benítez (Rector, Universidad Adolfo Ibañez), Carlos Peña (Rector, Universidad Diego Portales), Ignacio Sánchez (Rector, Universidad Católica de Chile), Jaime Arancibia (Academic Vice Rector, Universidad de los Andes), and Mauricio Escudey (Vice Rector of Research and Development, Universidad de Santiago de Chile).
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Shirley M. Tilghman, President of Princeton University, speaks at a Science Education Lecture titled "Inverting the Pyramid" this Tuesday (11/13) at the Science Center.
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Three of the panelists at the Sex Week Event "Faith, Sex, & Love: Bring It On!" in the Phillips Brooks House Parlor (10/24). A diverse mixture of Harvard chaplains and students met to discuss love and sex, and learn about other points of view. After the brief panel, students divided into small groups to discuss questions regarding ethics, faith, common sense, upbringing, and other related topics.
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Joanna Luloff, author of “The Beach at Galle Road: Stories from Sri Lanka”, reads a selection from her book detailing the memory and identities associated with the consequences of the Sri Lankan civil war.
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Joanna Luloff, author of “The Beach at Galle Road: Stories from Sri Lanka”, reads a selection from her book detailing the memory and identities associated with the consequences of the Sri Lankan civil war.
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Danielle T. Lessard ’16 and Matthew J. Bialo ’15 as two kindergarteners in the recent production 'Wordplays', performed at the Adams Pool (10/18).
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Matthew J. Bialo ’15 as a purported 'reincarnation' of F. Scott Fitzgerald ("Scotty") in the recent production 'Wordplays', performed at the Adams Pool (10/18).