Wendy D. Widman
HMS Anticipates $37M In Deficits
Harvard Medical School has reduced its projected five-year deficit of $62 million to $37 million, according to predictions last month
Fair Trade Bananas Make HUDS Debut
Like the pre-exam complexion of many a stressed-out student, today’s selection of bananas in the dining halls might not glow
Strutting their Stuff Pt. II
Lather. Exfoliate. Rinse. Repeat. To compliment such wardrobes, grooming—once the exclusive domain of women donning powders and lipstick—is working its
Strutting their stuff
For Harvard men at the turn of the 19th century, fashion dictates came from the college administration, not the Milan
Adidas Originals Store Opens Today In Square
The Adidas apparel store that closed up its Mass. Ave. storefront three years ago has reinvented itself with a look
Scene and Heard: Letting Loose at the Fogg
Framed by stone columns and archways, the scene in the indoor courtyard of the Fogg Art Museum last Thursday night
Thousands Run in High Temperatures
A strong and sweaty brigade of runners dressed in everything from superman costumes to hula skirts to skimpy speedos pushed
Banking on Pain
When Casey Woo ’03 landed a position as an analyst with the investment bank Morgan Stanley in New York, he
Centralization, Updates Top HUDS' Menu
Andy Allen, clad in his chef’s whites, stands in the cold steel confines of a walk-in refrigerator, clutching a bag
HUDS Serves Up Low-Fat Meal
Even the most health-conscious eaters may have missed out on the smorgasbord of low-fat and low-cholesterol options that Harvard University
Adams Closes Dining Hall to First-Years
Hungry first-years living on the outskirts of the Yard may be forced to take the few extra steps to Annenberg
The Politics of Food
Demonstrations for curricular change and a Living Wage haven’t always been popular. But strike students where their hearts—err, that is,
Students Pay To Avoid MAC
The price of fitness is rising. Just as the University agreed to shell out $20,000 dollars per House gym to
Real Taco Successor Prepares To Open
On Christmas Eve, Real Taco served its last helpings of Mexican food before its owners taped brown paper to the
Lieberman Says War in Iraq Still Merits Support
Democratic presidential hopeful Joseph I. Lieberman pronounced his continued support for the war in Iraq and said that the capture
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