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Collegium Cincinnati sings Robert Parsons' Ave Maria. October 2015.

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One Fine Day is a collection of songs of devotion, honour and love, and Katherine's renditions of them are second to none. Featuring Shout In Silence, written by Gary Barlow, and favourites including Ave Maria, One Fine Day and O Mio Babbino Caro

Katherine Jenkins - Ave Maria [Clip]

Panflute.net  Ave Maria by Gounot/Bach panflute & guitar

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Ave Maria - R. Tass | University Chorale

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Roberto Mangabeira Unger is the Roscoe Pound Professor of Law. He is a philosopher, and social and legal theorist. He recently served as Minister of Strategic Affairs in the government of President Lula in Brazil. His work ranges over many fields and emphasizes the search for alternatives to established institutions and to dominant ways of thinking about society and human nature. Three of the courses that he teaches this Spring semester are co-offered with FAS: Self, Serenity, and Vulnerability: West and East (ER 20, co-taught with Michael Puett), Political Economy After the Crisis (SW 31, co-taught with Dani Rodrik), and Progressive Alternatives: Institutional Reconstruction Now (Government 1092).

No one should have to do work that can be done by a machine - Roberto Mangabeira Unger (2013)

Doris Sommer is the Ira and Jewell Williams Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures and of African and African American Studies. She is also the Director of the Cultural Agents Initiative at Harvard University, which was founded to promote social development through arts and humanities. Her research includes 19th-Century novels that helped to consolidate Latin American republics, the aesthetics of minority literature, including multilingual virtuosity, and she is now focused on art's constructive work in expanding rights and resources. Among her books are Foundational Fictions: The National Romances of Latin America (1991); Proceed with Caution when Engaged by Minority Literature (1999); Bilingual Aesthetics: A New Sentimental Education (2004); Bilingual Games: Some Literary Investigations, edited, 2004); Cultural Agency in the Americas edited (2006);The Work of Art in the World: Civic Agency in Art and Interpretation (forthcoming).  Professor Sommer has enjoyed and is dedicated to developing good public school education; she has a B.A. from New Jersey's Douglass College for Women and her Ph.D. from Rutgers University.

Cultural Agents All - Doris Sommer (2013) | Harvard Thinks Big

Michael Puett serves as a professor in the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, teaching several courses, including ER18: Classical Chinese Ethical and Political Theory and The Historiography of Early Chinese History. He also has published several books, including To Become a God: Cosmology, Sacrifice, and Self-Divinization in Early China. His research interests involve Chinese history, Chinese religions, historical anthropology, comparative history, comparative anthropology of statecraft, and political theory.

Ritual and Humanity - Michael Puett (2013) | Harvard Thinks Big

Assistant Professor of Human Evolutionary Biology
Katie Hinde teaches several classes in the Human Evolutionary Biology Department including The Neurobiology of Sociality and Building Babies: Developmental Trajectories from Conception to Weaning. She investigates how variation in the composition of mother's milk influences infant behavioral, biopsychological, and physical development. She also maintains "Mammals Suck... Milk!" a blog showcasing research on mother’s milk, breastfeeding, and lactation that is accessible to the general public, clinicians, and researchers.


Why Mammals Suck - Katie Hinde (2013) | Harvard Thinks Big

Emma Dench serves as a professor for several Classics and History classes here at Harvard, including History 1011: The World of the Roman Empire and Classical Philology 226: Memories of the Roman Republic. She specializes in Hellenistic, Roman Republic, and early Roman imperial history while her current research interests focus on Roman 'imperialism' and the retrospective writing of the Republican and Augustan periods. Her other interests include questions about identity in classical antiquity and the culture of the Roman world, especially of Roman Italy.

Talking to Dead People - Emma Dench (2013) | Harvard Thinks Big

Professor of the Practice of Statistics, Co-Director of Undergraduate Studies 
Joe Blitzstein teaches the popular statistics class Stat 110, which provides a comprehensive introduction to probability as a medium to understand statistics, science, risk, and randomness. It has grown to over 300 students per year at Harvard and over 200,000 subscribers on iTunes U. His main research interests are in statistical inference for complex networks, with applications to social science and public health. Personally, he enjoys playing chess and is ranked in the Expert range by the US Chess Federation (the 98th percentile of all tournament players), and is the faculty adviser for the Harvard Chess Club. 


The Soul of Statistics - Joseph Blitzstein (2013) | Harvard Thinks Big

Russian soprano Olga Zinovieva sings accompanied by The Bach Orchestra of the Netherlands conducted by Pieter Jan Leusink. (recorded in September 2012 in MusiQ Studios in Amsterdam)

Ave Maria - Caccini

Fr. Fruto Ramirez SJ's classic, Ave Maria, was recorded by Himig Heswita (Songs of the Jesuits) and since then, it has become very popular for Marian commemorations and religious ordinations.

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The Soul of Statistics - Joseph Blitzstein (2013) | Harvard Thinks Big

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