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Bartley's Rapture Burger
Bartley's Gourmet Burgers just revealed its latest creation the Rapture Burger. For $11.70, you can get your burger with holy Swiss cheese and heavenly Jalapeno-pineapple relish. A halo of onion rings finishes off this dish for your last supper.
Class Rings Promoted in Video
Abel Acuna '11 and Kenneth K. Li '12 just released "One Ring for Harvard," a video advertising class rings from the Harvard Shop.
15-Year-Old To Join Class of 2015
Like most prospective students, Saheela O. Ibraheem applied to Harvard as a high school senior. She participated in her fair share of extracurriculars—she played softball, swam, sang in the choir, and played trombone in the jazz band—and she took a slew of Advanced Placement courses. But unlike many of the high school seniors who get accepted to Harvard, Ibraheem is 15 years old.
Friends Rally for Detained Journalist
Friends of Clare M. Gillis—Harvard graduate and freelance journalist—urged for more action to bring back captured journalists in Libya at an event on Tuesday.
Can't Sleep? Mankiw, Dingman, Ager Read 'Goodnight Moon'
Our neighbors at Fifteen Minutes Magazine have come up with a solution for insomnia. Check out this video where Professor of Economics N. Gregory Mankiw, Dean of Freshmen Thomas A. Dingman '67, and Lecturer on Sociology David L. Ager read "Goodnight Moon" by Margaret Wise Brown.
Mankiw, Dingman, Ager Read 'Goodnight Moon'
Professor of Economics N. Gregory Mankiw, Dean of Freshmen Thomas A. Dingman '67, and Lecturer on Sociology David L. Ager read "Goodnight Moon" by Margaret Wise Brown.
Go Skydiving with the Friends of the Harvard Aviation Club
Are you a thrill-seeker looking for your next adventure? Try jumping from a plane.
Joy of the Jest
Student and professional clowns alike emphasize the heartening nature of their discipline.
Glee Pianist Comes to Harvard
Pianist Brad Ellis from the hit TV series "Glee" comes to Harvard to describe his experience on the show.
Cambridge Celebrates International Pillow Fight Day
On Saturday afternoon, thousands of pillow-bearing Cantabrigians gathered on Cambridge Common and waited patiently for the signal. Then, at exactly 3:00 p.m., the crowd erupted into feathery chaos.
Pillow Fight!
On Saturday afternoon, thousands of pillow-bearing students and locals gathered on Cambridge Commons and erupted into feathery chaos.
The Art of Stuffed Animals
Artists, scientists, and hunters all use different techniques and find different meanings in the baffling and unique practice of taxidermy.
Freshman Wins 'Wipeout'
ABC's "Wipeout" features contestants constantly getting knocked down by objects coming out of nowhere and having to jump on to huge rotating wheels. Sounds like the source for a few easy laughs, but what about actually competing on the show?
New Haven Struggles to Catch Up
New Haven, home to illustrious Yale University, is in 12th place in CNBC's slideshow "20 Cities You Don’t Want to Live In ... Yet," sandwiched between Memphis, Tenn. in 11th place and Baltimore, Md. in 13th.
Mother Sues Preschool for Damaging Daughter's Shot at the Ivy League
Think the rush to get your kids into Ivy League schools starts in high school? Think again.