Five Jokes from HCSUCS

This Halloween weekend, what dwelled in the bowels of the Science Center was not some ghoul or poltergeist but something far more fearsome: the Harvard College Stand-Up Comic Society. Here are five of the best jokes from their show.

This Weekend In Arts: 10/26-10/28

There are so many shows, performances, and galleries in and around Harvard Square that sometimes it's hard to know where ...

Gay and Female, Out and Alone

"I think the gay male population is much more visible than the lesbian community, and I don’t know why that is. It’s something I’ve always thought about, but I’m just not sure...I don’t think it’s something Harvard talks about a lot."

Today in Photos (10/24/2012)

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Elaine Kamarck, a founder of the New Democrat movement that helped elect Bill Clinton in 1992 and Al Gore’s right hand in 2000, talks about the role the economy played in those two campaigns and the role it is playing in the 2012 elections.

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Elaine Kamarck, a founder of the New Democrat movement that helped elect Bill Clinton in 1992 and Al Gore’s right hand in 2000, talks about the role the economy played in those two campaigns and the role it is playing in the 2012 elections.

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Matthew J. Bialo ’15 as a purported 'reincarnation' of F. Scott Fitzgerald ("Scotty") in the recent production 'Wordplays', performed at the Adams Pool (10/18).

Student Scribes On Playwriting

In a roundtable interview with the Crimson, four campus playwrights discuss the recent influx of student-written productions, directing world premieres, and writing plays out of the closet.

Roving Reporter: Children Dig Up Past

Children interact with ancient artifacts in the Archaeological Discovery Room.

Portrait of an Artist: Lucien D. Werner

Lucien D. Werner '13 talks about conducting for Harvard's Bach Society Orchestra.

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Danielle T. Lessard ’16 and Matthew J. Bialo ’15 as two kindergarteners in the recent production 'Wordplays', performed at the Adams Pool (10/18).

Head of the Charles 2012

Spectators from around the globe revel and soak in the sun along the banks of the Charles River for the 2012 Head of the Charles Regatta, which is the world’s largest two-day rowing competition.

Purple Door Campaign Comes to Harvard

Domestic violence is an issue that affects people across the country. As part of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Harvard ...

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