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Joanna Li '12 Dies
Joanna Li '12, a Kirkland House resident and neurobiology concentrator who had been on leave from the College since last spring semester, died Tuesday in Somerville, Kirkland House administrators announced in an email to the House community Wednesday night.
That Pesky Language Requirement was Just as Pesky in 1955
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Email The Crimson with Information About Harvard Affiliates at the Boston Marathon
As you hear updates from friends, professors, staff, and other Harvard affiliates who were at the Boston Marathon at the time of the explosions, please email The Crimson at news@thecrimson.com. The Crimson will post a list of individuals confirmed to be safe.
In 1969, Students Occupied Harvard Hall, 'Ejecting' Deans
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Harvard Men Urged to Miss School and Compete in the 1896 Olympics
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"It's Going To Be Elegant, Dammit," Radcliffe Dance Organizers Promised in 1964
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In 1946, W.H. Auden Was Frightened by Harvard Students
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In 1971, Harvard Students Seized a Building for International Women's Day
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Building Memorial Church, Swamping a Celebrity, Resisting HUAC
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Remedying 'Social Evil' and 'Guilty' Liberal Journalists
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Preserving Humanity and Saving Harvard
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In 1953, Harvard Tuition Was Hiked to $800
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Class of 1958 Was 'Ablest in the History of Harvard,' Report Says
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The Weather Was Worse in 1948
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Defending Radicals, Integrating Radcliffe
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