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Yardfest Draws Record Numbers
Despite the inhospitable chill and Sunday-night scheduling, singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles and electronic duo Ratatat drew hordes of undergraduates to Yardfest
Pub Opens Outdoor Seating
The Cambridge Queen’s Head Pub opened the felt-rope entrance to its new outdoor patio yesterday afternoon under clear skies and
Aykroyd Named Artist of The Year
Emmy Award winner and original “Saturday Night Live” cast member Dan Aykroyd will be honored as the Artist of the
Let’s Go Lands New Publisher
Let’s Go, the student-run travel guide subsidiary of Harvard Student Agencies, has found a new publisher after over a year
$1.5 Billion in Debt Sold To Raise Cash
Harvard sold $1.5 billion in debt last Friday and plans to offer at least $600 million more in an effort
Risky Assets May Be Sold Off
Harvard Management Company—the group in charge of investing the University’s $36.9 billion endowment—may be trying to unload a large portion
University Chooses New Finance Chief
Former Director of the University’s Office of Budgets and Financial Planning Dan Shore was named Harvard’s vice president for finance
Elite Endowments Weather Markets
In a year of historic market turmoil, many of the nation’s wealthiest universities beat the trend of negative returns—with Harvard
Spin the Bottle, But Don't Drink Out of It
Haven’t played spin the bottle since middle school? Well, you were still out of luck if you attended Drug and
Princeton Review Adds Environmental Rating
In addition to scores that gauge political candidates, cars, and household appliances, environmental friendliness is now also a factor considered
Gamblers Recount Blackjack Tales
Making a couple hundred thousand dollars profit in a weekend, sipping Dom Pérignon champagne, and sitting ringside at a Mike
HoCo Exhibits Green Gardening
Al Gore’s Inconvenient Truth provided the soundtrack to a number of environmental activities last night as part of Lowell House’s
Nobel Laureate Explains Intuition
The lone word “VOMIT” appeared on the screen as Nobel Prize-winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman described how audience members would involuntarily
Studies Call for More Holistic Admissions
As colleges around the country notify high school seniors of their admission decisions, the College Board released a series of
HLS Prof Reacts to Spitzer Struggles
In the early 1980s, while studying at Harvard Law School (HLS), Eliot L. Spitzer worked as a research assistant for
