Ryan J. Kuo
PBS Documentary Will Revisit 150-Year-Old Med School Murder
In 1849, a doctor was brutally murdered at the Harvard Medical School in a crime that is still remembered by
Show Turns Lens on Harvard Staff
After years of capturing Harvard janitors, dining hall workers and security guards on film as they toiled in empty hallways
Medical School, UAE to Collaborate on Center
If all goes according to plan, Harvard will be leading a new healthcare initiative in the United Arab Emigrates in
SARS Travel Ban Lifted
The University lifted its ban on travel to mainland China last week, ending the last of its restrictions on travel
Summer School Ranks Down by 300 This Year
Harvard summer school students moved in last weekend, their ranks thinner than last years class by roughly 300, a decline
First History of Science Department Chair Dies
I Bernard Cohen ’37, a Harvard professor who founded the Department of the History and Science in 1966, died June
Scales of Justice
Named after a coalition of comic book superheros, Justice League, a hip-hop group consisting of Kwame Owusu-Kesse ’06, Brandon M.
The Strange Sound of Music
On Sunday, Nov. 17, an anxious crowd waited in a line starting from Science Center D—and extending into Oxford Street—before
up from underground
Credit where credit is due: before Paul Oakenfold’s mug and shades graced MTV’s cotton candy airwaves, the man was a
Fresh Air
Slug of hip-hop group Atmosphere wants to change the world. “We are attempting to get children to stop wearing visors,”
Hip Hop: More Than Thugs and Gangstas
By RYAN J. KUO CONTIRBUTING WRITER Catching a primetime exposé on hip hop music last month, it was tempting to
Plaid’s Music Gets You Twisted Up
Avant-garde musicians are spooky types, as proven by the recent show at the Middle East featuring Plaid, Nobukazu Takemura and
Tommy’s Market Suffers Slow Start
After its first month in business, Tommy’s Value convenience store has yet to see the financial success that its owner
University of California Examines SAT Testing
The University of California (UC) held a major conference this weekend to explore the possibility of eliminating the SAT as
State Fires Logan Security Firm
The Massachusetts State Police revoked a major Logan Airport security firm’s license to operate in the state on Thursday, following
