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Mark D. Roberts
Harvard Ironies: The Irony of All Ironies
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Mark D. Roberts
Today, thousands of people will descend upon Harvard Yard as the university celebrates its 359th Commencement (graduation). Half of Harvard Yard will be transformed into the Tercentenary Theatre as thousands of students “commence” their new lives as Harvard graduations. One of the borders of the Tercentenary Theatre is Emerson Hall. In ordinary life, it houses…
Harvard Ironies: The Statue of the Three Lies
By
Mark D. Roberts
If you were to visit my alma mater, Harvard University, no doubt you’d wander about in Harvard Yard. And, if you were like thousands of other visitors to “The Yard,” you’d end up getting your picture taken in front of the statue of John Harvard. Or at least you’d think you had your picture taken…
How is Your World Geography?
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Mark D. Roberts
USA Today reports that the 22nd annual National Geographic Bee is happening this week in Washington D.C. Fifty-four fifth through eighth graders will compete in this annual competition. The article includes a mini-quiz using questions from previous years. How will you do? 1. Which city is at a lower elevation: New Orleans or Wichita? 2.…
Harvard Ironies: Veritas for Whom? For What?
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Mark D. Roberts
This Thursday, May 27th, Harvard University holds its commencement. It’s not called “graduation,” but “commencement,” because the ceremony is the beginning of life beyond the university. I had to opportunity to participate in two Harvard commencements, in 1979 as I finished college, and in 1992 to receive my Ph.D. Yes, that means I did pay…
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