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Harvard Law School professor Elizabeth Warren released a clip for the "It Gets Better Project" on Jan. 25, standing in support of LGBT youth who face bullying and discrimination.

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For many of us, weekends signal the start of sleeping and homework. But, for others, a few quiet days in will not suffice. If you're itching to go out but your event planning doesn't expand far beyond cracking a beer or a pset, here are five options to add into the mix for your weekend calendar.

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Carrie J. Tian '15, Harvard's very own, competed in Jeopardy!'s College Championship on Jan. 5. The annual tournament will air its first episode Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. on CBS.

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"Starting a discussion about love and sex at Harvard can be like doing a female condom demonstration—a little awkward, hard to insert, sometimes squeaky, but ultimately rewarding," said Samantha A. Meier '12 during a meeting to discuss the first ever Sex Week at Harvard, which will take place from March 25 to 31.

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Xi Yu

As many of you may remember, back in July Panera Bread announced that it would be opening a new location in Harvard Square, next to Qdoba and in the spot where Bob Slate Stationer used to be. At the time, Panera expected the location to be open to the public by November. Clearly, that month has come and gone, and so the question remains: when is Panera coming to the Square?

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Courtesy of Harvard Common Spaces

Ice skating is cool, but ice skating with the knowledge that s'mores are available (for free) nearby is even cooler. Beginning tomorrow evening, Harvard Skate is introducing "Skate & S'mores," a weekly event that is set to take place each Friday and continue through Mar. 2, weather permitting. Skating will be open from 6 p.m. - 9 p.m., but fire pits for roasting marshmallows will close an hour earlier at 8 p.m. Harvard Skate is funded by the Common Spaces Program.

Michelle L. Quach

After being bested by Brigham Young University (BYU) in Provo, Utah for the past two years, Harvard regained its position atop of U.S. News and World Report's rankings as the most popular national university among college applicants.

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