E. Benjamin Samuels
Image
Costumed fans line up outside of the soon-to-be-closed AMC Loews Harvard Square 5 to see one of the last midnight screenings of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show."
Late Night Food Fight: The Kong
Let me explain to you why the Kong is more than a restaurant—it is a home, a palace of Chinese greatness, Harvard’s capital of good times.
Men's Basketball To Face Memphis, Cal, St. Mary's Next Season
CBSSports’ Jon Rothstein reported earlier today that Harvard will face Saint Mary’s, California, and Memphis in 2012-2013, all on the road.
The Burrito Brawl: A Case for Boloco
Of all the arguments made against Boloco when trying to determine Harvard Square’s best burrito, perhaps the most common is that it’s the least “authentic.”
MALE BREAKOUT PLAYER OF THE YEAR, RUNNER-UP: Colton Chapple
Few could have predicted Chapple’s success.
MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR, RUNNER-UP: Josue Ortiz
In a year during which Ortiz was a one-man highlight reel, his proposal at the Yale Bowl, one of the lasting memories from the season, capped off a dominant campaign on the defensive line.
Image
Fans storm the field to celebrate 2011's installment of The Game, just one of the many contests for which NBC Sports Network has newly negotiated broadcast rights.
Baseball's Rendition of "Call Me Maybe"
This is not exactly what Steinbeck or a grizzled baseball veteran might have in mind for the great American highway.
Men's Basketball Changes Dynamic on Campus
I would be inclined to say that this is the biggest sports story at Harvard in a very long time, and to be honest, I have no idea how the campus would react.
Does a Curse Plague Harvard?
Before Saturday night, I tried not to think about it. But at this point, there’s no way around it.
Flyby's Super Bowl Preview
Even at a school where students watch live TV about as often as they might do reading that’s marked as “optional” on a syllabus, the Super Bowl is a big event. In a regular year, the campus seems to take a break from its regular Sunday-night routine of homework and brain break to watch America’s most popular television program—even if it’s just for the commercials.
