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Joshua P. Rogers
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Techrosette Leng
It has taken Techrosette Leng ’07 a while to grow into her unusual name. During a sixth grade spelling bee,
Home Improvement
My wallet is frayed, and I’m not alone; I find that this is a common affliction among Harvard students. It’s
THE NEWS IN BRIEF
Students and administrators asked Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) to price-out several plans to extend or reform dining hall hours
At Yale, A Place To Stay For Frosh
Harvard freshmen without friends at Yale won’t have to sleep on a park bench during this year’s Harvard-Yale weekend. While
New Yale Rules Cut Back on Tailgate Time
New restrictions at the Harvard-Yale Game in New Haven this year will require tailgates to end by the beginning of
Yale Tailgates To End Before Third Quarter
New restrictions at the Harvard-Yale Game in New Haven this year will require tailgates to end by the beginning of
Longer Dinner Hours Prove Elusive
Every year, a Harvard undergraduate pays about $4,430 for board, which translates into a system where students can take unlimited
Summers Grants Millions for Social Space
The Office of University President Lawrence H. Summers will provide millions of dollars to fund a slate of social space
Summers Grants Millions To Fund Student Space Construction
The Office of University President Lawrence H. Summers will provide millions of dollars to fund a slate of social space
More Katrina Students To Enroll
The College announced yesterday that is has accepted 36 visiting students for the semester from schools shut down by Hurricane
HBS To Welcome Students, Faculty Affected By Katrina
Harvard Business School (HBS) announced last week that it would offer limited levels of assistance to second-year MBA students, doctoral
Rooms Reopened for New Students
Parts of Apley Court and Claverly Hall deemed too noisy for College students due to neighboring construction will be offered
Harvard's Helping Hand
As the extent of Hurricane Katrina’s human and economic toll became increasingly apparent last week, University administrators acted to address
New Assistant Dean Appointed
John “Jay” Ellison, previously the Allston Burr Senior Tutor of Lowell House, was appointed as the College’s new assistant dean
Harvard To Take in Students Affected by Hurricane
Following the lead of several Boston-area schools, Harvard announced today that a limited number of students enrolled at universities and
