Harry R. Lewis

To the editors: Re: “Calorie Cards Removed From Dining Halls”, news story, Sept. 24. Harvard students lived without calorie cards

“An act for the encouragement of learning,” read the original copyright statute, signed into law by George Washington in 1790.

Let us not therefore judge one another any more: but judge this rather, that no man put a stumbling block

Rabbit and Owl were stranded on an island as the floodwaters started to rise. “How am I to get off?”

To the editors: As the campaign season will be a long one, I wonder if The Crimson might want to

College Sends Grads Off With Exhortation to ‘Serve Society’ To the editors: Yifei Chen ’09 says of the Mission Statement

To the editors: Reasonable people can differ about whether the so-called “foyer of Sanders Theater” truly has “lackluster ambience,” as

Crises can bring renewal, and Harvard is poised for a rebirth. The turmoil of the past five years yielded an

Once while I was dean of the College, Harvard apologized to the NCAA because a student parked overnight at the

To the editors: Speaking just as a Harvard parent and a loyal Harvard alumnus, I think both the editorial (“