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Brendan H. Gibbon
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Spook City
S o you haven't seen any ghouls, goblins or the walking dead around campus yet. It's Halloween. You don't have
From Harvard To Hollywood...(And Back Again)
I t's hard to know exactly when Derrick N. Ashong '97 began implementing his plan to make it big in
A Farewell to Arms
The class of 1947 was, in the words of one graduate, "all mixed up." While soldiers were marching through the
The Long And Winding Road
Fourteen miles of fun, six miles of sweat and six miles of hell. That's the way many runners describe the
Coalition Seeking Diversity Leads Afternoon Rally
One of the things pre-frosh students heard about this weekend on their countless tours, panels and information sessions is the
MEN IN HEELS
A n alluring female android approaches me wearing nothing but a shiny metallic suit. It brushes its aluminum locks away
Arts First Weekend Kicks Off
A visitor to Harvard yesterday could have seen a Shakespearean comedy, watched a hip-hop dance group, or played word games
Ford Receives 'Man of the Year'
The Hasty Pudding Theatricals honored actor Harrison Ford as their "Man of the Year" last night before a crowd of
Casting for Talent: The Trauma of Auditioning
While most of Harvard's students have enjoyed a relatively stress-free shopping period this week, Harvard's budding thespians endured the exhausting,
University Choir to Sing at NHL All-Star Weekend
Approximately 18,000 shouting, beer-drinking hockey fans will stand and listen quietly to twelve members of the Harvard University Choir sing
$6,000 Window Breaks, Lets Cold Into Quincy House Dining Hall
When students returned from the holiday break to Quincy House this week, they found their dining hall redecorated. Yellow construction
HRC Speaks Against PBHA
The Harvard Republican Club (HRC) supports the appointment of Judith Kidd as new Assistant Dean of Public Service and opposes
Food Programs Hope to Provide Turkey Dinners to Homeless for Thanksgiving
Workers at Cambridge shelters and food programs are hoping to provide all of the city's homeless with a home-cooked turkey
* GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN *
A short-term shutdown of the federal government will not seriously affect funding for Harvard, University officials said yesterday. "[The shut-down]
More Than 1,000 Attend Fogg Centennial Ball
Saturday night the gaping stone court at the center of the Fogg Museum of Art filled with guests in tuxedos,
