Jeremy S. Singer-vine

Jonathan Kozol

Thinking back to his undergraduate years, Jonathan Kozol ’58 said he could not remember a single Harvard senior who planned

HKS Prof Appointed to Census Group

Failing to complete the decennial United States Census is costly—local and state governments can lose thousands of dollars per absentee

Banned User Abused Factiva

Since July, a data-hungry user has downloaded from Factiva over 5 million articles, an amount so excessive that it jeopardized

Ralliers Cry Foul in Firing of Librarian

Student protesters and union members gathered yesterday outside the Holyoke Center to protest the August firing of a Harvard library

Photographing Distant Lands and Vanished Kingdoms

The ubiquity of digital cameras and cheap flights has made photodocumentarians of us all, as well as dealers of instant

Disorienting Cityscapes

In the frequently dreary lobby of Gund Hall, an exhibition hovers between document and poem, chaos and order, microcosm and

Color Me Kubrick

“They wanted something for nothing. He gave them nothing for something.” So goes the tagline for “Color Me Kubrick: A

Little House on the Charles: Burgin Shacks Up at Carpenter

“We are swamped with spectacular images,” says Victor Burgin. “I’m trying to do a different kind of image.” Burgin is

Show Reveals Clergue’s Genius

Lucien Clergue is one of only three photographers to receive the French Legion of Honor award. (Henri Cartier-Bresson and André

Progressive, If Mundane

“Classified Documents: The Social Museum of Harvard University: 1903-1931,” the newest exhibit at the Sackler Museum, asks a lot of

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Kim M. Williams, a public policy professor at the Kennedy School, will serve on the Census Advisory Committee on the African American Population.

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Derek Walcott, right, seated next to Nadine Gordimer at a recent event at the Kennedy School. He was accused of sexual harassment in 1982.

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Present and future Pforzheimer House residents share ice cream yesterday evening.

The Institute of Contemporary Art opens its brilliant new building, designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, to the public this Sunday.

Cornelia Parker's "Hanging Fire (Suspected Arson)" (1999) in the ICA's permanent galleries.

Susan I. Putnins '08 of The Sinister Turns.

Major Major Major, a Yale band, competes at the tailgate.