The CRIMSON Staff
Pumping Up House Gyms
Students waging the perpetual fight against flab can soon look forward to significant aid from University Hall. The announcement last
A Tragic Script
The American Society of Newspaper Editors (ASNE) made an important decision last week to withhold a $55,000 grant from Hampton
New Music
Jay-Z The Black Album Def Jam Jay-Z is Michelangelo’s David. And Borges’ Funes. His Jaromir Hladik. Jay is tortured because
HAPPENING :: Listings for the Week of Fri, Nov. 21
fri, nov. 21 THEATER | South Pacific Come enjoy the closing night of this colorful musical set in Hawaii during
Woof Woof, Handsome Dan
Ah, late November: midterms are mostly over, there’s a pleasant nip in the air, and the men and women of
Crimson Staff Picks
Jessica T. Lee ’04, Sports Chair Harvard 28, Yale 24 Brenda E. Lee ’04, Associate Sports Chair Harvard 35,
Fifteen Minutes' Minutes
On Tuesday in Sao Paulo, Brazil police began burning 20 tons of marijuana and cocaine in a steel furnace. Police,
Rejecting Heavy Edits
What did the president know and when did he know it? Determining what intelligence was available to the White House
Gossip Guy
Gossip Guy’s throwing caution to the wind and leaving his Glock and Kevlar vest at home for this year’s Harvard-Yale.
Time for Steely Resolve
It is no fun to be chastised by an international institution, but this time, Bush deserved it. The World Trade
Well Developed
While Harvard struggles with decisions on future undergraduate accommodations, its recent victory on the graduate front warrants hearty congratulations. The
Passing On The College Press
Covering protests is stressful enough for journalists, but when they have to worry about getting arrested themselves, the task becomes
No Surprises
The first round of early application numbers at the College is in. They’re dramatic—applications for the Class of 2008 fell
The Kremlin Strikes Again
First there was Gusinsky; then came Berezovsky; now it’s Khodorkovsky’s turn to face the Kremlin’s fickle wrath. The list of
Studying the Silver Screen
Film studies may finally earn feature status next fall as plans are being considered by the Visual and Environmental Studies
