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Mise-en-Seine
I felt that somehow it would mean something if I knew Paris so well, that if I internalized its streets and buildings I could get at the cartography of its soul.
Flyby wishes you a safe trip. Happy holidays!
Wherever your travels take you over Harvard's first Jterm, we hope you have a safe, happy journey.
Alcohol May Impede IVF
Drinking four glasses of alcoholic beverages a week can significantly reduce a woman’s chances of becoming pregnant through in vitro fertilization, a recent study conducted by researchers at the Harvard Medical School suggests.
Tango by Moonlight
Members of the community dance the Argentinean tango Sunday night in the light of the full moon, hosted by The Tango Society of Boston.
Women in Business Conference
Robin Chase, one of Time’s 100 most influential people and founder of Zipcar and Goloco, speaks at “Business Now”, a conference held this weekend by the student group Women in Business. Students learned about opportunites in the contemporary business sector.
VIEW FROM THE TOP
Conrad Anker, mountaneer and writer for National Geographic magazine, climbs the Lowell House rock climbing wall on Saturday with other students.
Kitty Daycare
C.A.R.E. (Community Animal Rescue and Education) is a no-kill animal shelter on Massachusetts Avenue that held its first Adoption Day on September 18, 2009.
Kitty Daycare
Student volunteers help advertise Adoption Day in Harvard Square.
Kitty Daycare
Cantabridgians play with the cats before choosing which to adopt.
Kitty Daycare
Cats who stay in the no-kil shelter are displayed with their kitty information.
Kitty Daycare
Cats at this shelter are kept indefinitely until they are adopted.
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