Maya Jonas-Silver

Today in Photos (04/10/2013)

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The roof of a charter bus was damaged following a crash on Soldiers Field Road on February 2, 2013. The State of Massachusetts is filing a criminal charge against the driver of the bus, Samuel J. Jackson.

The Price of Play: Coping with Concussions at Harvard
Scrutiny

Leaving It All Out on the Field

Recently, the Ivy League and Harvard have prioritized preventing and treating concussions. But despite this, every year, the concussions keep coming.

Scrutiny

Speeches Past

Woven throughout his speech, Obama referenced great prose of the American past. “My fellow Americans”: He quoted John F. Kennedy. “We the people”: He harkened back to the American Constitution. “Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness” reminded his listeners of this country’s Declaration of Independence.

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Cranes surround a damaged charter bus, which crashed on Saturday evening, injuring more than 30 people.

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A charter bus believed to be carrying 42 passengers is damaged after a crash Saturday evening.

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A charter bus was damaged and more than 30 people, including high school students visiting Harvard, were injured in a crash on Saturday evening.

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The roof of a charter bus was damaged following a crash on Soldiers Field Road.

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Cleanup occurs following Saturday night's bus crash on Soldiers Field Road.

Boston Bus Crash Injures More Than 30

Wrecked charter bus

Wrecked charter bus

Officials stand beside a wrecked charter bus, which crashed on Saturday evening as it attempted to pass under the Western Avenue Bridge on Soldiers Field Road.

City Politics

City Council Taps Rossi To Be City Manager

In a move that upset some Cantabrigians and drew praise from others, the Cambridge City Council tapped Deputy City Manager Richard C. Rossi to replace longtime City Manager Robert W. Healy.

2012 Election

Voter Registration Falls Through For Some Students

On election day some students traveled across Cambridge—to the Friends Center on Brattle Street, Gund Hall on Broadway, Graham and Parks School, or Quincy House—only to find that they were not registered to vote.

Ed Markey Wins Fifth Congressional
Politics

Cambridge Voters Lean Heavily Democrat in Local and Congressional Elections

Thirty-six-year Congressional veteran Ed Markey secured the Fifth Congressional seat once again Tuesday night, winning out over Republican challenger Tom Tierney by a margin of about 3:1.

Food and Drink

Two Cookie Delivery Services to Open in Harvard Square

Warm deliciousness will be coming to your door in two ways in the next few weeks as two cookie-delivery-services expand their operations to Harvard students.

Film

"Gatsby" Not So Great

University Finances

Faust's Earnings in 2011 Much Lower Than Those of Other University Presidents and Top Harvard Employees

Features

Female HLS Graduates Enter a Job Market Dominated by Men

Harvard Law School

In HLS Classes, Women Fall Behind