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Students Challenge Holiday
A century after Mass. first recognized Columbus Day as a legal holiday, about 30 students gathered outside of Matthews Hall for a candlelight vigil honoring “Dia de La Resistencia Indigena.”
Flyby Likes It On The Go
“I like it on my desk,” Okeoma C. Nwakanma '03 wrote as her Facebook status. “I like it unzipped for easy access,” wrote Michelle Ran ’13 as hers.
The Women's Final Clubs
To continue our series from Monday, here are the profiles of the women’s final clubs.
Vigil Recognizes LGBT Suicides
Hundreds of people traded umbrellas for candles last night as they stood in the rain to commemorate the lives lost to suicide due to anti-LGBT bullying and discrimination.
Undergrad Appears on German TV Show
For Paul Glootz ’13, a pleasant weekend trip home to the city of Magdeburg, Germany, culminated in an appearance on a live German national television show on Monday night.
Faith at Harvard Student Panel
Faith at Harvard Student Panel at the Harvard Hillel. Students from various faiths talk about their experiences with religion since coming to college.
The Men's Final Clubs
In order to shed some light on what can otherwise be a mysterious process to enter the final clubs, we decided to put together this series related to all things “punch.”
Box Office Runs Out of Free "Social Network" Tickets
The free showing of "The Social Network" was so hotly anticipated that the Box Office ran out of tickets yesterday—the very same day the tickets were released.
The Men's Final Clubs at Harvard
In light of the recent release of “The Social Network” and the fact that we’re now in the middle of second round punch events, Harvard’s final club scene is bound to be on the minds of many sophomores and juniors. The doors here are the doors of the men's final clubs that only a few are permitted to enter.
LevFallFest
Leverett residents enjoy Fall Fest, an afternoon of food and games, last Saturday in Leverett courtyard along with Tinkerbell, a House dog.
Students Celebrate Sukkat Salaam at Hillel
Sukkat Salaam, an interfaith dinner and dialogue between members of Hillel and the Harvard Islamic Society, took place last night at Hillel.
Programs for Winter Activities Week Take Shape
Plans for formal programming for this year’s inaugural Optional Winter Activities Week—which runs from Jan. 16 until the beginning of spring semester—have begun to take shape, with both student-initiated and University-sponsored events confirmed for the period.
HAA Announces Class Marshals for 2011
Better known to many of his peers as Burgerman, Samuel B. Novey ’11 will serve as first class marshal for the class of 2011, the Harvard Alumni Association announced today.
Fire Alarm Causes Evacuation From Memorial Hall
Students temporarily evacuated Memorial Hall yesterday morning after a fire alarm that was not triggered by an actual fire went off in the building.
CEB To Give Free Tickets to "The Social Network"
On Oct. 7, "Dinner and a Movie," which is the CEB's fifth rendition of the event, will feature free tickets to "The Social Network" and pretty sweet discounts on food around the Square.
“Social Network” Shown at Harvard
“The Social Network’s” thorough, if dramatized, depiction of life at Harvard evoked gleeful laughter from undergraduate audience members.
Harvard President Faust Throws First Pitch at Fenway
High and outside—that is where University President Drew G. Faust put the ball when she threw out the opening pitch at Fenway Park last night.