A Little Levity

Scene and Heard: A Love Letter to Woman of the Year Marion Cotillard

By Valeria M. Pelet February 07, 2013

Marion. My life, my lust. Ma-ri-on: the sound of each syllable contorting everything from lips to throat to, on three, turn the mouth into a Cheerio. Ma. Rrgghrri. On.

Gov 1310 Cheating Scandal

MISSING PERSON: Government 1310 Disappears From Course Catalog

By Libby R. Coleman February 07, 2013

Government 1310: “Introduction to Congress” disappeared spring semester of 2013 at its home of courses.cs50.net. It is three years old.

A Little Levity

Harvard Thinks Big 2013: The Speeches that Didn’t Make the Cut

By Keyon Vafa February 07, 2013

Harvard rang in the new semester last Thursday with its fourth annual “Harvard Thinks Big,” an event that featured six different Harvard professors, as well as a student, giving 10-minute speeches. FM recently acquired a list of speeches that didn’t make the cut.

On Campus

The Crimson Weatherboard’s Weekly Weather Review

By Noah B. Pisner and Andrew A. White December 06, 2012

It’s not easy to admit it when you’re wrong. It’s not easy to do one armed pull ups.

For The Moment

Harvard Food Fights

By Nicole J. Levin December 06, 2012

Harvard has been getting angry about food lately.

Film

Weather Report: Rating the Clouds in Cloud Atlas

By Ginny C. Fahs December 06, 2012

With another hot flick about clouds hitting the big screen this fall, FM took the opportunity to cast a critical eye on clouds featured in the new motion picture “Cloud Atlas.”

Letters

A Strongly Worded Open Letter to the President of the United States

By Nicole J. Levin November 21, 2012

It’s been a day, Mr. President, but you have yet to fulfill any of your so-called “campaign promises.”

College

The Crimson Weatherboard’s Weekly Weather Review

By Noah B. Pisner and Andrew A. White November 15, 2012

I no longer know what to believe in. One day, glorious winter is upon us, sheathing us in a cold white burrito wrap and masking the falseness that lies beneath in the austere perfection of thinglessness. Rarely has my heart been as thrilled as when I saw the world reduced to this.

For The Moment