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    Busn105 Unit 5 Ip

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    UNIT 4 INDEPENDENT PROJECT NATALIE PORTMAN Choosing Natalie Portman to write about was a no brainer for me because it isn’t everyday that you find such an accomplished actress with so many movies on her resume that also went to Harvard. Many people would agree that Portman is a fantastic actress with strong morals and beliefs. Natalie was born on June 9th 1981 in Jerusalem‚ Israel as Natalie Hershlag. Her parents migrated to America when she was 3 and settled in Washington‚ later Connecticut

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    Great Debaters

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    national champs‚ Harvard University. When they faced Harvard they didn’t have their coach or their best debater‚ but a young boy named James stepped up and defeated the champs. The message of the film to me is‚ if you put your mind to it you can accomplish anything. After professor Tolson was arrested for a trumped charge and set free‚ they continued to debate. After one of their teammates walked out on them‚ they pressed on. Professor Tolson just kept sending letters to Harvard‚ he never stopped

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    Cornel West

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    after graduating from high school‚ West enrolled at Harvard College and took classes from many philosophers. He graduated magna cum laude in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations in 1973. Cornel West went on to study at Princeton University where he learned from the Professor and thinker Richard Rorty and would as a result become particularly interested in the pragmatic school of philosophy (EGS‚ 1). When West turned 25 he return to Harvard University as a lecturer before becoming an assistant

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    legitimacy. It has been speculated for many years that grades are being inflated‚ and students are receiving A’s for mediocre work. In fact‚ the introduction of Alfie Kohn’s “The Dangerous Myth of Grade Inflation” shows reports of the matter made by Harvard Professor Harvey Mansfield and Harvard’s Committee on Raising the Standard‚ respectively‚ with a gap of over a century (pg. 1). Kohn expresses his take on the matter of grade inflation and asserts that these accusations are false and ill-supported

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    Jesus is Lord

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    on its blog saying that Jews killed Jesus and deserve God’s punishment. “Firstly‚ we apologize for inadequate editorial oversight in the publishing and re-publishing of this blog post‚” wrote Aaron Gyde‚ editor-in-chief of the Harvard Ichthus‚ which is run by Harvard College undergraduates. The publication’s apology took the place of the essay “Why Us?” which was written by an anonymous Jewish convert to Christianity and posted on the Ichthus website Wednesday. The author‚ who remained anonymous

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    Carol Gilligan

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    the director of the centre for the Study on Violence at Harvard Medical School. Gilligan received a Bachelor of Arts in English literature from Swarthmore College‚ a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Radcliffe College and a Ph.D. in social psychology from Harvard University. Gilligan also held an interest in music and pursued a career in modern dance during her graduate studies. Gilligan launched her teaching career at Harvard University in 1967. In 1970 she became a research assistant

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    militia in the Revolutionary War‚ and soon after‚ became a congressman. His forefathers had all been named Stephen‚ each with increasingly impressive bouts of success. The first Stephen became a blacksmith‚ then the second Stephen in line became a Harvard graduate and schoolmaster‚ followed by the third‚ who was a legislator‚ in addition to becoming a senator and judge. Once this tradition reached Henry’s immediate family‚ however‚ the fortuitous name was given to Henry’s older brother. This is not

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    PROGRAM ON NEGOTIATION AT HARVARD LAW SCHOOL AN INTER-UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM TO IMPROVE THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION THE BULLARD HOUSES General Instructions The Bullard Houses are situated on Bay Drive in Gotham City. Gotham has a population of 800‚000 within the city limits and 4 million including residents in the greater metropolitan area. The Bullard Houses‚ built in 1884‚ are located at the edge of Gotham’s historical district. "Houses" is a misnomer: they are actually a single

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    different cultures and a single perspective cannot apply in all these cultures. Finally I am determined to make the most out of the scholarship benefits. I will optimize my stay at Harvard University to garner a wealth of ideas that will apply when I return to my country and at the same time contribute to a better Harvard University and the Americans with my country Madangkara. Once again I am grateful for considering my application and I look forward to a favorable

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    dude

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    detention camp. (E.E Cumming’s Life) Cummings’ definitely made a name for himself through his achievements. In 1911‚ the first published writing of E.E Cummings was added into “Harvard Monthly.” Soon after‚ in 1912‚ Cummings earned an M.A at Harvard‚ in English and Classical Studies. He also featured in “Eight Harvard Poets” where eight of his poems were published. Already popular‚ five years after returning from French detention‚ his manuscript for “The Enormous Room” was published. This brought

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