Suzanne PETREN Moritz

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Free Speech Comes First

The purpose of bringing outside intellectuals to speak at an institution like Harvard is to give students access to opinion

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The Murderer Remains a Mystery

Serial killers are the darlings of the press these days, and authors find these gruesome murderers equally attractive. Time for

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Thesis Becomes a Dazzling Musical

Rarely does one's senior thesis attract so many spectators. But, then again, rarely is one's senior thesis as good as

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Royal's Photographs Lack Depth

This collection of twenty-four photographs by artist Nancy Royal is arresting for the first eight or nine pictures but redundant

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Student Art at Currier

Undergraduate artists at Harvard have a notoriously difficult time displaying their work. Only one student gallery is available, and it

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Lesbian Art for a Change

Visible for a Change at the Lyman Common Room is an exhibit of lesbian art, or rather slides of 160

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Morality and Children: Two Views

This year has seen an influx of morally unassailable products. Environmentally sound packaging and recycled computer paper have attracted both

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Recycled Student Art

The Triptych Student Gallery opened its first show of the year shortly before Thanksgiving break and aptly called it a

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Durang's Family Tragedy

Christopher Durang's The Marriage of Bette and Boo follows in the great American dramatic tradition of the family tragedy. This

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Viewing Forms of Le Corbusier

Most of us think of Le Corbusier as an architect, renown for such prominent and ground-breaking edifices as Notre Dame

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Despite the Obstacles, Students Who Leave Highly Recommend Their Time Away

The best part of your Harvard education could be the part you spend thousands of miles from the ivy-covered walls

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Mixed Media, Messages, and Student Success

The collection of student paintings in the latest Triptych Gallery exhibit Studio 5 definitely merits inspection. While the success of

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First Cabot House Arts Month Shows Hidden Student Talent

Ever wonder where all the artistic talent at Harvard is hidden? Ever consider that there is only one small student

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K-School Names Security Director

As the world continues to reel from the drastic political changes in Eastern Europe, officials at the Kennedy School of

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Smoking Report Released

Every smoker has a favored method of quitting and many try several before they succeed, according to a report released

College

Going Home

Allston

Faust Looks Forward

House Life

Harvard Strong: Multimedia Feature

Central Administration

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