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Alan Khazei and Michael Brown
What started as a random housing assignment for two incoming freshmen in 1983 has since turned into a public service
Nine Secondary Fields Approved
Students will have at least nine secondary concentrations to choose from this spring. On Tuesday, the Education Policy Committee (EPC)
Course Evaluations To Be Tailor-Made
Administrators at yesterday’s Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE) meeting revealed a new CUE Guide system that will be launched this
SLAM Backs Dining Workers
Nearly 1,200 students signed comment cards last week to support Harvard University Dining Services workers’ efforts to improve their working
Harvard Square REMIX!!!!!!!
Several new stores will soon open in Harvard Square, including a Cold Stone Creamery and Little Caesar’s Pizza. The only
Rennell ’07 Nabs Spot On Reality TV Series
Corey M. Rennell ’07 will soon boast more than climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa, and surviving anthrax
Ralliers Demand Trans Equality
“Think that our work is done? Think again! We’re just getting warmed up!” read an advertisement for a “rally for
Scandal Rocks Goldman Sachs
A Harvard College graduate, along with a colleague at Goldman Sachs, was arrested Tuesday for insider trading, a scheme that
Club Has Canoe Mishap Over Break
When some members of the Harvard Outing Club took a canoeing trip over spring break, they got their feet wet
Alum, Former Dartmouth President Passes Away
James O. Freedman ’57, former President of Dartmouth College and a legal scholar, died Tuesday at his Cambridge, Mass. home.
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Students celebrate by blocking traffic on Mass Ave. last night in front of Boylston Gate shortly after Barack Obama won the presidential election.
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Stephen A. Mitchell, a professor of Scandanavian and folklore, noted that an undergraduate degree in Folk and Myth could be used for any career.
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Harvard Yard is set to undergo restoration that will feature healthier compost plots that will need less watering and will not need herbicides, pesticides and synthetic fertilizers.
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UC Vice President Randall S. Sarafa ’09, UC President Matthew L. Sundquist ’09 and Dean of the College Evelynn M. Hammonds, from right to left, hold a study break in Lamont Library Cafe yesterday evening to answer question and interact with students.