Elaine Liu
Houses Compete in Bid For ‘Risk’ Supremacy
Currier armies attacked Cabot territory, while Eliot conquered part of neighboring Kirkland as open warfare broke out among Harvard College’s
Petersen Calls for Vote on Calendar
Undergraduate Council President Ryan A. Petersen ’08 last night called for a College-wide referendum next week to consider the issue
Jihadist’s Daughter Advocates for Israel
The daughter of a “shahid”—a martyr—sharply criticized extremist jihads last night, asking people to speak out in support of Israel
Fair Publicizes Women's Groups
More than 30 organizations, along with pizza, cookies, and cake, greeted mostly female students at the first-ever Women’s Community Fair
For Hadfield, a Second Chance
Last year, Tom D. Hadfield ’08 entered the Undergraduate Council race as the underdog. With considerably less name recognition than
Server Crash Slows College for Seven Hours
Harvard returned to a pre-e-mail age yesterday when the Faculty of Arts and Sciences servers malfunctioned. Users of IMAP e-mail
Season Opens with World Premiere
Freshmen who brought their parents to Friday evening’s concert in Sanders Theatre—hoping for a stimulating diversion from the stress of
Puppeteers and Protesters
A puppet show at the Peabody Museum celebrating the Mexican Day of the Dead became the scene of protests denouncing
IOP: Youth Vote May Tilt Balance
Young voters are overwhelmingly opposed to current Bush administration policies, and they are expected to express those views in record
State Dept. Defends Policy
A State Department official defended U.S. policy in Lebanon, while some audience members said that the Bush administration hadn’t done
