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Combatting the Pooh-petrator

We all know about the disgusting "poopetrator" who roamed the halls of Yale earlier this fall, but lesser known is the “Pooh-petrator” targeting the beloved Winnie the Pooh house next to Harvard’s Science Center. Apparently, a pooh-petrator has been stealing the sacred door to Winnie the Pooh’s house since the summer, and keeps coming back. Luckily, our friends from Cambridge Rindge and Latin have come to the rescue time and again.


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"Winnie the Pooh" House Caretaker Celebrates Birthday

George H. Eastman, unofficial caretaker of the Winnie-the-Pooh house located in a tree at Harvard, celebrates his 81st birthday.


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Birthday Celebration in Hundred Acre Woods

By Megan B. Prasad  • 

Friends and family of George H. Eastman braved the cold, gathering around the Winnie-the-Pooh tree by the Science Center Sunday afternoon to celebrate Eastman’s 81st birthday.

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