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News about Harvard University, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jun. 21, 2015
Loose Ends column by Michael Lewis imagines letter from Harvard University admissions office to Harvard Management Company about application review of billionaire Steve Schwarzman, who was denied admission to class of 1969. MORE
Jun. 4, 2015
Billionaire hedge fund manager John A Paulson donates $400 million to Harvard's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, largest gift in university's history. MORE
Apr. 3, 2015
Nonprofit online-learning venture EdX agrees to settlement with Justice Dept under which it will make 450 online courses accessible to blind and hard-of-hearing students; venture was formed by MIT and Harvard in 2012. MORE
Mar. 24, 2015
Massachusetts Superior Court Justice Paul D Wilson throws out lawsuit brought by Harvard students seeking to force the school to remove investments in fossil fuel companies from its endowment. MORE
Mar. 20, 2015
NCAA Tournament Roundup; University of North Carolina beats Harvard University, 67-65, in NCAA men's basketball tournament round of 64. MORE
Mar. 15, 2015
Harvard men's college basketball team defeats Yale, 53-51, in Ivy League playoff. MORE
Mar. 7, 2015
College Basketball Roundup; Yale men's basketball team defeats Harvard, 62-52; other men's and women's scores noted. MORE
Feb. 28, 2015
College Basketball Roundup; Cornell defeats Harvard, 57-49, in men's action; other men's and women's scores and news noted. MORE
Feb. 22, 2015
Women's College Basketball Roundup; Princeton defeats Harvard, 78-57; other women's college basketball scores noted. MORE
Feb. 14, 2015
Harvard defeats Columbia, 72-68; other men's college basketball scores noted. MORE
Feb. 13, 2015
Advocates for deaf file federal lawsuits against Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, alleging both universities failed to provide closed captioning in their online lectures, courses, podcasts and other educational materials; hold that lapses violated antidiscrimination laws protecting the deaf. MORE
Feb. 10, 2015
Women's Beanpot hockey tournament, started by Harvard coach Joe Bertagna in 1979, is not as well-known as men's tournament but is growing in stature; Boston College, Boston University, Harvard and Northeastern have Division I women's hockey teams that are starting to get more attention and equal treatment by athletic departments. MORE
Feb. 8, 2015
Secret cameras placed in Harvard lecture halls reveal how often students skip classes. MORE
Feb. 6, 2015
Harvard University joins small but growing number of universities explicitly prohibiting sexual or romantic relationships between professors and undergraduates; change follows Obama administration investigation into handling of sexual assault accusations at colleges across nation, including Harvard; change is made public in document revising university's policy on sexual harassment. MORE
Jan. 31, 2015
Profile of high school basketball player Chris Lewis, who has committed to play for Harvard University over more prominent Division I colleges; is following advice from his father Mo Lewis, who is former New York Jets linebacker; plans to study engineering as well as play basketball. MORE
Jan. 31, 2015
Princeton women's basketball team defeats Harvard, 96-46, to remain undefeated this season; other women's college basketball news noted. MORE
Jan. 29, 2015
2014 NACUBO-Commonfund Study of Endowments says Harvard's $36 billion endowment continues to be largest of any university. MORE
Jan. 11, 2015
Yale defeats Harvard, 4-1, in men's college hockey game at Madison Square Garden. MORE
Jan. 10, 2015
Harvard University ice hockey team is preparing to face Yale at Madison Square Garden; Harvard has not beaten Yale since 2012, but leads overall series. MORE
Jan. 6, 2015
Harvard University will proceed with cost increases for faculty health care, despite overwhelming opposition from professors; administrators note that changes are in part the result of the Affordable Care Act, which many Harvard experts had championed; professors had until now avoided the national trend of rising health care costs. MORE
Nov. 29, 2014
Labor ministry of Saudi Arabia has enlisted Harvard's Kennedy School of Government to help find more jobs for women as part of broad project to get more Saudis to work; nation has long relied on foreign work force in private sector; effort to find jobs for women could have big implications for Saudi society. MORE
Nov. 25, 2014
Op-Ed article by political theorist Yascha Mounk examines evidence that Harvard University engages in so-called racial balancing, effectively limiting the number of Asian-Americans who are accepted despite that group's superior performance on standardized tests; argues key issues are the perception that Asians lack individuality, and an unacknowledged aversion to whites becoming a minority at the school; calls for more transparent system so that intangible admission criteria cannot be used to discriminate against Asian-American applicants. MORE
Nov. 23, 2014
Harvard prevails over Yale, 31-24, capping 10-0 season and earning the Ivy League title outright with a 7-0 conference mark. MORE
Nov. 20, 2014
Group of Harvard students files lawsuit to pressure university officials to shed fossil fuel stocks from institution's investment portfolio. MORE
Nov. 18, 2014
Harvard University and University of North Carolina are being sued by legal advocacy group Project on Fair Representation, which alleges that affirmative action policies are limiting admissions of white and Asian-American students and should be banned at colleges. MORE
Nov. 16, 2014
Elite campuses nationwide have emerged from recession riding a multibillion-dollar wave of architecturally ambitious arts facilities; trend is exemplified by radical overhaul of the Harvard Art Museums by architect Renzo Piano, which cost roughly $400 million; boom comes at a time of unprecedented criticism of how colleges teach and how they spend money, amid push to measure what students learn. MORE
Nov. 7, 2014
Harvard University acknowledges that as part of study on attendance at lectures, it used hidden cameras to photograph classes without telling professors or students; revelation rekindles privacy debate started in 2013 over admission by university that it had searched faculty members' email accounts. MORE
Oct. 26, 2014
Harvard University conservators use projected light to restore faded Rothko murals that were originally in Harvard's Holyoke Center; murals will be on display at newly renovated Harvard Art Museums in exhibition Mark Rothko's Harvard Murals. MORE
Oct. 23, 2014
Justus Uwayesu, rescued by American charity worker Clare Effiong at age 9 from streets of Rwanda, is enrolled as a freshman at Harvard University on a full scholarship; as a student in Rwanda, Uwayesu learned English, French, Swahili and Lingala, oversaw his high school's student tutoring program and helped found youth charity that spread to high schools nationwide, buying health insurance for poor students and giving medical and scholastic aid to others. MORE
Oct. 16, 2014
Dozens of Harvard Law School faculty members ask the university to withdraw its new sexual misconduct policy, saying process is overwhelmingly stacked against the accused, violating basic principles of fairness; Harvard College and Harvard Law School are among dozens of institutions being investigated by federal Education Dept over how sexual assault and sexual harassment complaints are handled. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
Yale University reports that its fund had earned 20.2 percent return for fiscal year, big payoff for strategy that was criticized in wake of financial crisis; Harvard names Stephen Blyth to succeed Jane L Mendillo as chief executive of its investment arm. MORE
Sep. 20, 2014
Harvard wins its college football home opener, beating Holy Cross, 41-18. MORE
Sep. 8, 2014
Morningside Foundation, group led by wealthy Hong Kong brothers Ronnie and Gerald Chan, will give $350 million to Harvard University's School of Public Health; gift is largest in university's history. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
Harvard University will hire a team of investigators to deal specifically with sexual harassment and assault complaints, and it will end a fragmented approach that allows various parts of the university to handle such cases differently. MORE
Jun. 13, 2014
Jill Abramson, former executive editor of The New York Times, will take position as a visiting lecturer in the Department of English at Harvard University, where she will teach undergraduate courses in narrative nonfiction. MORE
Jun. 5, 2014
A 19th-century French treatise in the university's libraries is almost surely bound in human skin, according to scientists who tested it. MORE
May. 30, 2014
Stanford University, riding wave of interest in technology, has become America's 'it' school, by measures that Harvard University once dominated; has had nation's lowest undergraduate acceptance for two years in a row and in five of last six years, has topped Princeton Review survey asking high school seniors to name their 'dream college'; it raises more money from donors than any other university. MORE
Apr. 4, 2014
Jeremy C Stein, member of the Federal Reserve's board who has raised concerns about its stimulus campaign, will resign at the end of May to preserve his tenured professorship at Harvard. MORE
Mar. 23, 2014
Michigan State beats Harvard, 80-73, in third round of NCAA men's basketball tournament. MORE
Mar. 21, 2014
Harvard upsets Cincinnati, 61-57, in second round of NCAA tournament. MORE
Mar. 19, 2014
William C Rhoden Sports Of The Times column holds that Harvard's men's basketball team has matured since its surprise showing in last year's NCAA tournament; notes that program's rise has made it a sort of common ground for university's far-flung components. MORE
Mar. 8, 2014
Harvard men's basketball team beats Yale, 70-58, capturing Ivy League title and becoming first team to clinch a berth in 2014 NCAA tournament; other college basketball news noted. MORE
Mar. 7, 2014
Harvard is looking for another Ivy League basketball title but Yale has a chance to tie for the title and force a one-game playoff for an automatic bid in NCAA tournament; since 2008, Cornell and then Harvard have loosened Penn and Princeton's stranglehold on the Ivy League title with a more athletic, up-tempo style of play. MORE
Mar. 7, 2014
Harvard women's basketball coach Kathy Delaney-Smith could pass the former Princeton men's coach Pete Carril for the most basketball victories by an Ivy League coach, with one more victory. MORE
Mar. 2, 2014
College Basketball Women's Roundup; Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith improves her record to 514-347 over 32 seasons, tying Ivy League record for most victories, as Harvard defeats Columbia, 64-51; other women's results noted. MORE
Mar. 1, 2014
Harvard beats Cornell, 72-47, in men's college basketball, logging its 23rd regular season win, second-highest total in team history; other college basketball results noted. MORE
Feb. 19, 2014
The gift from Kenneth C. Griffin, the founder of the investment giant Citadel, is the biggest single gift to Harvard and will largely go to the college's financial aid program. MORE
Jan. 12, 2014
Yale beats Harvard, 5-1, in 239th game of their men's hockey rivalry. MORE
Jan. 9, 2014
Mathew Martoma, who is charged with carrying out one of the largest insider trading schemes ever, was expelled for creating a false transcript of his grades, a person briefed on the matter said on Thursday. MORE
Jan. 2, 2014
Harvard scores its sixth straight victory over Boston College, 73-58, and its eighth straight win of the season. MORE
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Never Mind Walking; Some Insects Can Jump on Water
Scientists built a tiny robot that can mimic a water strider and take off in a vertical jump without breaking the surface tension.
August 3, 2015, Monday
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Next Stop: Harvardland
What do Asian visitors want to see on vacation? Elite universities, of course.
August 2, 2015, Sunday
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2 College Presidents, on Higher Education
The presidents of Harvard and Lafayette College offer a defense of traditional higher education.
July 29, 2015, Wednesday
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Farming Had an Earlier Start, a Study Says
Farming may have originated 23,000 years ago, thousands of years earlier than previously thought, according to seeds researchers found at an ancient site.
July 28, 2015, Tuesday
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More Than Their Mothers, Young Women Plan Career Pauses
Even those with high ambitions are more likely than their predecessors to plan to scale back at work at certain times.
July 23, 2015, Thursday
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Learning to Engineer a Better Brisket
Harvard engineering students were assigned the task of creating a technologically sophisticated barbecue smoker that can outperform the best product on the market and sell for less than $1,500.
July 19, 2015, Sunday
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In Paris, Scientists Chart Varied Paths to a Sustainable Human Relationship With Earth's Climate
A Paris meeting ahead of this year's climate negotiations charted a host of social and technical paths toward a sustainable human relationship with the climate.
July 11, 2015, Saturday
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Working Within the System to Disrupt Brazilian Politics
Roberto Mangabeira Unger, a Harvard philosopher born in Brazil and raised in Manhattan, has settled into a career as an appointed public figure charged with fostering long-term thinking about Brazil.
June 27, 2015, Saturday
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Harvard Admissions Needs 'Moneyball for Life'
The university should start filtering for self-importance, and future big donors.
June 21, 2015, Sunday
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DNA Deciphers Roots of Modern Europeans
The results of two DNA studies indicate that today's Europeans descend from three groups of people who moved into Europe at different stages of history.
June 16, 2015, Tuesday
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Times Minute | America's New 'It' School
How Stanford passed Harvard as to become the top ranked university in the US. Also on the Minute, a White House concussion summit and Manohla Dargis reviews 'Maleficent'.
Frustrating Black Hair Remark at Harvard
Kimiko Matsuda-Lawrence, a student who wrote and directed "I, Too, Am Harvard," a play about feeling marginalized at the university, explains why a compliment can be offensive.
Microaggressions: Comments That Sting
Across college campuses and social media, younger generations have started to challenge those fleeting comments that seem innocent but leave uneasy feelings behind.
Scientists confirm universe growth spurt
Astronomers announce they've glimpsed a 'ripple' — - one of the key elements supporting the theory that the universe went through a massive growth spurt just after the Big Bang.
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Ronald Gene Gardner of Aiken has been arrested on 22 counts involving the sexual exploitation of a minor, according to the state's Attorney General's Office.
The Attorney General's Office reports that in May, Gardner distributed video files containing child pornography to an undercover law enforcement officer. He was arrested on June 5 and charged with two counts of sexual exploitation of a minor second degree, a felony offense punishable by two to ten years imprisonment on each count, and 20 counts of sexual exploitation of a minor third degree, a felony offense punishable by up to 10 years imprisonment on each count.
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office, a member of the Attorney General's Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, made the arrest.
The case will be prosecuted by the Attorney General's Office.
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The full UFC 164 weigh-in results included:MILWAUKEE MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) was on scene and reporting live from today's UFC 164 fighter weigh-ins, where all 24 fighters successfully made weight for Saturday's card.
The festivities took place at Bradley Center in Milwaukee, the same site that hosts Saturday's event.
In the main event, lightweight champion Benson Henderson (19-2 MMA, 7-0 UFC) puts his title on the line against the last man to beat him, Anthony Pettis (16-2 MMA, 3-1 UFC). The two first fought at WEC 53, where Pettis took a unanimous decision in December 2010 to win the final WEC lightweight belt. Pettis got a giant ovation from his hometown crowd and came in a pound under the title-fight maximum at 154. Henderson weighed in at 155.
"It's been five years since I've fought here, and I'm fighting for the belt it couldn't be a better place to do it," Pettis said.
"Some guys like to talk the talk they can do all the talking they want," Henderson said. "I'm not much of a talker. I like to go out there inside of the octagon and let my actions do my talking for me."
In a heavyweight co-main event, former UFC champ Josh Barnett (32-6 MMA, 4-1 UFC) returns to the promotion for the first time since 2002 to meet Frank Mir (16-7 MMA, 14-7 UFC), also a former champ. Barnett was 255 pounds for the fight; Mir was 248.
In a key featherweight fight, Clay Guida (30-13 MMA, 10-7 UFC) looks for his second win in the division since dropping from lightweight when he takes on onetime title challenger Chad Mendes (14-1 MMA, 5-1 UFC). Guida, who grew up an hour from Milwaukee in Johnsburg, Ill., was 146, while Mendes came in at 145.
Also on the main card, Ben Rothwell (32-9 MMA, 2-3 UFC), of nearby Kenosha, Wis., fights Brandon Vera (12-6 MMA, 8-6 UFC) at heavyweight. Rothwell left the scale with a 21-pound advantage at 262 to Vera's 241 pounds. And Milwaukee-based Erik Koch (13-2 MMA, 2-1 UFC) meets Dustin Poirier (13-3 MMA, 5-2 UFC) at featherweight. Poirier was 145.5; Koch weighed in at 145 in front of his home fans.
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Benson Henderson (155) vs. Anthony Pettis (154.5)
Josh Barnett (255) vs. Frank Mir (248)
Clay Guida (146) vs. Chad Mendes (145)
Ben Rothwell (262) vs. Brandon Vera (241)
Erik Koch (145) vs. Dustin Poirier (145.5)
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Gleison Tibau (155) vs. Jamie Varner (156)
Tim Elliott (125.5) vs. Louis Gaudinot (125)
Pascal Krauss (170) vs. Hyun Gyu Lim (171)
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Saturday, August 31, 2013
Despite the Gators opening the season with a 56-28 win over Ashley Ridge, Goose Creek coach Chuck Reedy says his team has some work to do.
"We've got a long, long way to go," Reedy said. "I was disappointed in the way we executed offensively and we gave up two big kick returns. You can't do that. There were some good things about tonight but right now we aren't a good football team. We will be; we just need to work on some things."
Led by senior tailback Caleb Kinlaw, the Gators' rushing attack was lethal. Kinlaw rushed for more than 100 yards and four touchdowns. Fullback Evan McField also had a 100-yard rushing night and scored on an 18 yard run.
The Swamp Foxes put up a better fight than they have in their past three meetings with the Gators. Goose Creek only out gained Ashley Ridge by 32 yards in the first half when they took a 14-7 lead.
"It took our offense a while to get going and we gave them a short field too much in the first half," Ashley Ridge coach Kenny Walker said. "But our defense hung in there."
However, the Gators held the Swamp Foxes to only 2 yards of offense in the third quarter. Goose Creek scored three touchdowns in the quarter while Ashley Ridge only managed a kick return for a TD.
"In the second half we kind of ran out of gas," Walker said. "With Goose Creek, it's all about them wearing you down so you have to play a full four quarters. We played maybe two-and-a-half quarters and turnovers killed us."
Ashley Ridge 0 7 6 15–28
Goose Creek 6 8 21 21–56
GC – Caleb Kinlaw 7 run (kick failed)
GC – Caleb Kinlaw 2 run (Jordan Barnes pass from Dantez Bennamon)
AR – Dashaun Santiago 19 pass from Chandler Avenel (Matt Gable kick)
GC – Caleb Kinlaw 5 run (Jacobus kick)
GC – Caleb Kinlaw 16 run (Alex Jacobus kick)
AR – Santiago 85 kickoff return (kick blocked)
GC – Evan McField 18 run (Jacobus kick)
GC – Darin McNeal 7 run (Jacobus kick)
AR – Donavan Thompson 8 run (Gable kick)
GC – Omar McRae 60 kickoff return (Jacobus kick)
AR – Sean White 3 run (Avenel run)
GC – Tyrik Johnson 82 run (Jacobus kick)
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August 4, 2015
Law enforcement is having to work extra hard this year during Chilifest because of a lack of officers.
The annual two day event started today, and tens of thousands of people are making their way to Snook to take part.
"We are a little bit short on officers. We usually have around 90 officers and we have 75 this year," said Constable Dennis Gaas with Burleson County Precinct 2.
Because of another event this weekend where police are needed, law enforcement numbers are down for Chilifest, but the number of attendees isn't.
"This year is an up year. Having more people come out is always good to give back more to the community and more to the charities," said Paul Fletcher, an event organizer for Chilifest. "I have seen a lot of beer out here. It is by the truck load. It's a good time, lots of fun and for a good cause."
Gaas says they will be stricter this year.
For instance, what could arguably be called a Chilifest tradition -throwing beer cans and toilet paper- won't be allowed this year.
Gaas says this year you'll get a citation or be kicked out of the event.
"When the beer cans go up, they have to come down and we have them hitting people in the head. We just can't allow that anymore," said Gaas.
Gaas says parking is the biggest problems his officers face.
"Instead of being the designated driver as one who doesn't drink, it's the designated driver that goes to get the car. It bottlenecks everything at the main entrance," Gaas said.
Law enforcement will be rerouting folks to make sure parking runs smoothly.
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Tuesday, December 31, 2013
The Bishop England Lady Bishops closed out the 3rd annual Carolina Invitational holiday tournament Monday with a 75-58 win over Greenbrier (Ga.) to finish fifth in the Palmetto Division.
Competing in one of the tournament's tougher divisions, Bishop England finished 2-1 overall. After a 62-49 opening-round loss to Mount Tabor (N.C.) Friday, the Lady Bishops rebounded with a 56-30 win over West Mecklenburg (N.C.), and Monday's win over Greenbrier.
"These three are the toughest three opponents we've faced all year and what I like is that our girls had to learn on the run the past few days," Bishop England head coach Paul Runey said. "We played hard and that's the key. When I look back on it showed me that, tweaking some things, we can be right there where we need to be."
Bishop England never trailed against Greenbrier, opening the game on an 11-1 run and building a 40-20 lead by halftime. Mary Harriet Moore and Michele Boykin combined for 24 first-half points.
Greenbrier trimmed the Bishops' lead down to 12 by the end of the third quarter. But a 7-0 run late in the fourth sealed the win for Bishop England. Moore finished with 21 points, 17 rebounds and three blocks, while Boykin added 17 points and five assists. Jennifer McMahan led Greenbrier with 16 points, Morgan Taylor added 14.
Friday, Bishop England held a 27-25 at halftime but Mount Tabor rained in seven threes in the second half, five in the third quarter to deal the Bishops their first loss of the season.
Boykin finished with 16 points, six steals and five rebounds. Moore added 15 points, 10 rebounds and three blocks. Ebone Stevens led Mount Tabor with 16, Jordyn Richardson scored 12.Bishop England managed a season-low 12 steals against 19 turnovers.
The Bishops rebounded Saturday with a dominating defensive performance. They built a 27-point halftime lead while limiting West Mecklenburg to eight points in the first half. West Mecklenburg was held to just 26 percent shooting from the field and only scored more than 10 points in one of four quarters.
Moore scored 18 points with 12 rebounds, and Michele Boykin added 19 points, seven rebounds, five assists. Eran Antigues finished with five points, four assists and three steals, and Erin Rose added five points. Lashanda Mayela led West Mecklenburg with six points, T'Nyah James added five.
"It was a good tournament for us," Runey said. "We wanted to find that third and fourth girl who could step up and we saw signs of that. We saw some things we could do moving forward."
Palmetto Christian takes sixth
The Palmetto Christian Lady Eagles fell 44-39 to Cross Monday to finish sixth in the Harbor Division at St. Johns High School on John's Island.
Palmetto Christian finished 1-2 in the tournament, following a 53-48 loss to Porter-Gaud on Friday with a 54-30 win over James Island Christian Saturday.
Porter-Gaud erased a two-point first quarter deficit with a 37-18 run through the second and third quarters and never trailed again. Corey Caulder turned in a double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds for Palmetto Christian. Annie Pascutti added 15 points on 4-of-5 shooting with eight rebounds, and Parker Emerson scored eight points with two steals and two assists.
Saturday against James Island, Pascutti scored 24 points on 11-of-15 shooting with eight rebounds and grabbed two steals as the Lady Eagles dominated James Island. Caulder added six points, nine rebounds and three steals, and Emerson scored nine.
The Eagles defense dominated James Island, allowing just eight points or fewer in each of the first three quarters. Palmetto Christian built a 14-point lead by halftime, and sealed the game in third, outscoring James Island 15-8. Follow @fjmansfield //
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2013 Grammy Awards Winners Full List
The 55th Annual Grammy Awards aren't quite here yet, but we'll be updating the awards winners list live tonight when the show starts on CBS from 8 to 11:30 p.m. ET/PT. For a look at the 2013 Grammy Awards nominees in top categories, click here!
Best Solo Performance: "Set Fire To The Rain," Adele
Best Country Solo Performance: "Blown Away," Carrie Underwood
Song of the Year: "We Are Young," Fun. & Janelle Monae
Best Urban Contemporary Album: Channel Orange, Frank Ocean
Best Rock Song: "Lonely Boy," Black Keys
Best Pop Vocal Album: Stronger, Kelly Clarkson
Best Rap/Sung Collaboration: "No Church In the Wild," Jay-Z Featuring Kanye West, Frank Ocean and The Dream
Best Country Album: Uncaged, Zac Brown Band
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Record of the Year: "Somebody That I Used To Know," Gotye
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July 18, 2006
India Blocks BlogSpot And Other Domains
BoingBoing and many other sites report that Indian government had decided to ban a number of blogs because some terrorist organizations use them to communicate.
"India's Department of Telecommunications (DoT) passed an order to ISPs Friday to block several websites. The list is confidential. Indian ISPs have been slowly coming into compliance. SpectraNet, MTNL, Reliance, and as of Monday afternoon, Airtel. State-backed BSNL and VSNL have not started yet but likely will soon. The known list of blocked domains is *.blogspot.com, *.typepad.com and geocities.com/*."
Here's a big list of ways to bypass the ban, including Google Translate, proxy servers, TOR and pkblogs.com. I recommend adding the feed to a feed reader.
I still have some readers from India (the percent of visitors dropped from 4% to 2%), so that means not all the ISPs have blocked BlogSpot.com. Obviously, blocking sites is not the solution to stop terrorism, as there are always ways to circumvent the ban and other means of communication.
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Cameo Clutch in Blackout Fondant Cake
An item of incomparable charm, wit and resource, the Cameo Clutch diaper bag easily moves from daytime to nighttime with a removable changing pad and a convertible wristlet-to-shoulder strap. Delicious in every pocket and detail, this irresistible confection is luxuriously appointed a decadent layering of printed laser-cut leathers.
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- Well-designed interior of diaper bag has a spacious diapers/wipes pocket, 2 small accessories pockets for the essentials and a key clip
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- Muslin dust cover that doubles as reusable bag
- Metal feet on bottom to protect bag
- Custom-stamped antique brass hardware
- Versatile three ways to carry: On wrist with wristlet strap, on shoulder when wristlet strap converts to shoulder strap, in hand as a clutch when strap is removed completely
- Blackout Fondant Cake textile features black, steel and slate printed leathers with sewn-on black laser-cut leather patches, black leather strap and slate water-resistant lining
- 100% genuine leather exterior with water-resistant polyester lining
- Care: Dry clean only. Spot clean liner with damp cloth.
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LOUISVILLE - A Floyd County doctor who was recently charged with a child pornography related offense had his license to practice medicine in the state of Kentucky suspended last week.
According to an emergency order issued by the Board of Medical Licensure, the license of Dr. Bret Dunning, to practice osteopathy medicine was immediately suspended last Wednesday after a police investigation uncovered images of child pornography on Dunning's home computer.
Kentucky State Police officials executed a search warrant on Dunning's home computer on April 30 following an online investigation.
Dunning, 50, of Dana, owns and operates the Dunning Medical Clinic located next door to the Learning Ladder Academy preschool. The clinic has been closed since May 3.
According to the findings of fact listed in the order of suspension, the board can infer probable cause to "believe that the physician has committed certain violations in the recent past presents probable cause to believe that the physician will commit similar violations in the near future, during the course of the physicians medical practice."
The order also states that there is probable cause to believe that Dunning's practice presents a danger to the health and safety of his patients and the general public.
Dunning was allegedly found in possession of several pictures which portrayed sexual acts by children estimated to be between the ages of 4 and 7.
Dunning posted a cash bond of $25,000 and was released under the conditions that he stay 1000 feet from any school, daycare or place where there are under age children; not allowed to possess any computer or electronics device, and strict home confinement.
Dunning appeared in Floyd County District court on May 15 for preliminary hearing. Following the hearing, Dunning's case was remanded to the Floyd County Grand Jury.


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CRESTVIEW — Every other year the community gets a double dose of pleasurable holiday spirits from the Crestview High School chorus, and 2013 was the year for us to be treated.
As if the previous weekend's Madrigal Dinner wasn't enough, the 120-voice chorus's always enjoyable Christmas concert was just icing on the gingerbread.
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Under the able hand of choral music director Kevin Lusk, the kids took Thursday night's audience through a winter wonderland of song, including old favorites, new music, and favorites given a new twist.
As they've done in the recent past, the Destiny and Chanticleer show choirs alternated during the first set. A standout number for the former was "Mr. Santa," sung to the tune of the 1954 pop song "Mr. Sandman."
Chanticleer's doo-wop version of "Santa Claus is Comin' to Town" rounded out the set as a toe-tapping follow-up to the ensemble's equally fun version of "Jingle Bells" that opened with a smooth solo by Paolo Hora.
The Men's Choir's version of "Winter Wonderland" was a pretty piece, though couldn't quite top the Women's Choir's stunning "Little Drummer Boy," which like Ravel's "Bolero," built and built to a joyous crescendo.
The women's rousing, perky sleigh ride song, "Jing-a-Ling, Jing-a-Ling," was likewise a delightful wintery romp that segued into Chorale's set of more stately music.
The elite choir's rendition of "O Come, O Come Emmanuel" ratcheted my Christmas spirits into high gear, especially as it wasn't the version we normally hear.
Chorale's performance of the Caribbean carol, "The Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy," featured a piano duet between accompanist Leon Curenton and special guest Pam Myers that beautifully enhanced the spiritual.
Rounding out the evening, the entire chorus was augmented by more than 25 chorus alumni in the traditional performance of Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus" from "The Messiah."
The rousing piece always draws the audience to its feet, not just out of respectful tradition but in enthusiastic appreciation for another enjoyable concert that never fails to be a precious Christmas gift.
If I may offer one criticism, it would be that we had trouble hearing the soft but lovely voices of the Destiny girls, especially when they'd be executing choreography that resounded on the wooden stage and platforms, nearly drowning out the singers.
My only other lament is that 8-year-old Waylon Hopwood, a Bob Sikes Elementary School student, won the Oreo cheesecake door prize and I didn't. But 'tis the season to be generous, so I won't begrudge my loss. Merry Christmas, Waylon.


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On this season of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, we watched Kim Zolciak move out of what was meant to be her dream mansion and back into her old townhouse. Things are looking up for the mama of four, however; her brand new house is progressing nicely!
Kim recently tweeted a picture of the abode — and it's huge! We're talking, like, Downton Abbey-style castle huge.
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I have a brother. If I had been allowed to grow my hair long enough for pigtails as a child, he would most certainly have pulled them. Or at least that's how I remember it! I was not deterred, however, and made sad, pitiful attempts to be like him, as you can see here (me, left).
My children are brothers. The most commonly used phrase in my life is "Leave him alone!" (Generally followed swiftly by "Go to your room")
For all the pushing and tugging of sibling childhood, it is generally the play and the fun whose memories survive the passing of years. Write a
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This is the wedding of my Nan, Lily to her beloved Tommy (looking uncannily like a nervous Stan Laurel in this image) in the late 1920s. A fox-fur and bucket-hat fest! We had no idea that this photograph existed until after my Nan had passed away, and finding it was like discovering gold. Actually we did discover gold, as we also found her engagement ring which she'd never worn in all the years she was with us.
I was left with so many questions about the faces in this picture, to whom I am related, but whom I am unable to name:-
1. what is the reason my Nan kept this photograph in a drawer and not on display?
2. is the lady with the baby on the right a sister, an aunt, a cousin?
3. who are those awesome bridesmaids and are they wearing white?
4. how was she feeling on this, the biggest day of her life?
If only my predecessors had left me some kind of record so that I might quench my thirst for answers….
Even if you aren't someone's mother, you probably have one of your own…or had one.
I am making a conscious effort to capture (rather narcissistically perhaps) my own journey through motherhood. I know that my stories will be of value to my children when they are grown.
Call it a mother's motivation. Maybe it's even an obligation?
If yours is there, sitting right in the same room as you, please do the following for me:-
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