A mini-podcast meant to help students of English take control of their language learning.

The Program was founded in 1980 based on the belief that the United States and Japan have become so interdependent that the problems they face require cooperation. Co-sponsored by the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs and the Edwin O. Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies, the Program enables scholars and outstanding professionals from government, business, finance, journalism, NGOs, and other fields to come together at Harvard. Over the academic year, they conduct independent research and participate in an ongoing dialogue with Harvard faculty and students, and with others from the greater Cambridge-Boston community. The Postdoctoral Fellowship Program enables several outstanding postdoctoral fellows from such fields as anthropology, economics, history, political science, and sociology, to join the Program each year.

The Program's intellectual mandate includes a wide range of issues and problems in U.S.-Japan relations; contemporary Japanese culture, economy, politics, and society as viewed from a comparative perspective; common problems of advanced industrial democracies; international relations of Asia and Asian regionalism; the globalization of Japanese popular culture; the rise of civil society in Asia; and global governance of issues such as energy, environment, and public health.

To insure a broad scope in its endeavors, many of the Program's seminars are co-sponsored with other centers, departments, and schools at Harvard. The Program advances the educational mission of the University in a variety of ways, including the fostering of “research pairs” between the Program's Associates and Harvard's graduate students and working with the Reischauer Institute to provide opportunities for Harvard undergraduates to hold summer internships in Japan.

Goodbye UCF fans - We are no longer able to share our comp music with you all.     New Restrictions and Licensing issues have shut us down,

PARTY HARD is a project conceived in 2005 by Don Ciccio with the aim of combining music from clubs around the world in a show, mixing typically African, Latin American and Caribbean sounds with those of the clubs in New York, London and Berlin. Since then, PARTY HARD has regularly toured Italy and Europe. PARTY HARD is also a radio show broadcast on Ciccioriccio, one of the most important radio networks in southern Italy. The collaboration began with Don Ciccio and Congo in 2017 and PARTY HARD became, in addition to being in the shows in the clubs and on the radio, a beatmaking team with the aim of giving life to their own musical productions in line with what is the philosophy of the project, ready to deal with international clubs. In 2017, from the collaboration between Don Ciccio and Congo, PARTY HARD, began to grow as a beatmaking and music production team to which over time Mattia Grassi (Producer), Romeo Marchi (Sound engineer) and Hansy Lumen (Video artist) would join.

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