Megan A. Shutzer
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Intimidation at Work
Harvard University cannot tolerate discrimination and the intimidation of its workers.
Losing a Living Wage
I remember the exact moment when I opened my inbox at an Internet café in Nairobi to see a forwarded
Waffles and Workers
Recently, rumors that hot breakfast would no longer be available in the House dining halls created quite an uproar on
Let Them Eat Cake
Correction Appended Ever since Harvard University began drilling in Allston, there has been a rat problem in his neighborhood, but
Annotations: Change of Place
A Sophomore Year Abroad? My study-abroad experience is currently a headache of deadlines, paperwork, and endless trips to the registrar.
Not at My Harvard
Recently, a dining-hall manager in the Winthrop/Lowell House kitchen called two female workers lesbians, using the term in a derogatory
Coming of Age in Ngare Sero
My biggest problem living with a Maasai family in Tanzania was not the roof made of sticks and cow shit
Only in America
Only in Tanzania would a representative from the Ministry of Agriculture send you a text message to introduce herself and
The Study Abroad Burden
It’s 9:30 pm, and the only thing standing between my bed and me is a steaming cup of milk—straight from
The Will to Move On
One night last fall, as I sat in a lecture hall watching a documentary for my history class about British
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At Pipeline, a Kenyan settlement of over 6,000 internally displaced persons, two children seek the security of friendship after their lives have been torn apart.
