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Lamont Protest

By Beth Drucker February 17, 2012

Protesters gather outside Lamont in an effort to prevent workers from being laid off, chanting "They say cut back, we say fight back," and "We are the 99%," among other slogans.

Today in Photos (02/16/12)

By Tiana A Abdulmassih, Beth Drucker, Adabelle U Ekechukwu, Rosa Huang, Courtesy of Jon Chase/The Harvard Gazette, Robert J Lemos, Nida Naushad, and Sarah E Orlando February 17, 2012

IOP Forum: Countdown Iran

By Beth Drucker February 16, 2012

Stephen Walt, Nazila Fathi, Charles Freilich, Steven E. Miller, David Sanger discuss the looming Iranian nuclear threat and potential responses to it.

Today in Photos, 02/15/12

By Tiana A Abdulmassih, Jabulani R. Barber, Beth Drucker, C.C. Gong, Shunella Grace Lumas, Katharine R Putnam, Steven A Soto, and Robert F Worley February 16, 2012

Panelists Dr. Robert Alan Feldman, Professor Michael R. Reich, and Professor Theodore C. Bestor are joined by moderator Professor Susan Pharr as they listen to an audience member’s question during “Rebuilding Japan” on Tuesday in the Center for European Studies.

Today in Photos (09/14/11)

By Parul Agarwal, Alan C. Chiu, Beth Drucker, Kevin H. Lin, Steven A Soto, and Karen Zhou September 14, 2011

Op-Eds

Reclaiming Goldstone’s Missed Opportunity

By Avishai D. Don, Beth Drucker, and Yair Rosenberg April 07, 2011

Goldstone’s retraction allows us to reclaim the missed opportunity of his mandate, and ask the hard questions about appropriate wartime conduct that have so far been sidestepped in favor of political posturing.

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By Beth Drucker March 10, 2011

General Raymond T. Odierno speaks about the United States' military, its relationship with countries overseas, the role of technology in the army, and other aspects of the military at the IOP yesterday.

Internship Opportunities

By Beth Drucker March 10, 2011

Namrata Baral and Mariam Melikadze, President and Vice President of External Relations of Harvard College AIESEC, discuss international internship opportunities available through AIESEC yesterday at OCS.

Today in Photos (03/10/11)

By Beth Drucker and Anna M Frappaolo March 10, 2011

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By Beth Drucker March 03, 2011

Israeli author Meir Shalev, whose book titled "Beginnings: Reflections on the Bible's Intriguing Firsts" was released on March 1, discusses Biblical love and its comical aspects yesterday.

MTA Chairman

By Beth Drucker March 03, 2011

Jay H. Walder, Chairman and CEO, New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and Harvard Kennedy School MPP ‘83 speaks on the cost-cutting measures taken by the MTA in recent months.