Julia S Chen
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Beyond Our Borders
After Commencement, the Class of 2010 will finally be setting off on their own, but exactly where they are going ...
Free Ice-Skating, Right Here at Harvard
If watching the Olympics has inspired you to grab your skates and strut your stuff on the ice (that triple axel doesn’t look that hard now, does it?), then have no fear! You can get all the practice you need right here at Harvard.
Google Buzz: Love It
A hybrid of a scad of social networking sites, the new Google Buzz is, well, all the buzz among everyone ...
1984: First Class
On the morning of Saturday June 6, 2009, while other reunion classes sleep in, the class of 1984 will already
Castro Comes to Cambridge
On the Saturday night of April 26, 1959, a teeming crowd of more than 10,000 gathered at the Dillon Field
Solutions for the Swine Flu
Good morning, weary traveler. Guess what happened while you were sleeping? Well, it pretends when you went to bed, but
More to Squirrels at Harvard?
For those who foster anything from a keener-than-normal interest in the bushy-tailed, beady-eyed rodents that inhibit the Yard to a
The FlyBy Spam Challenge
Where there’s email, there’s spam. With a plethora of list-servs at their fingertips, Harvard students have gotten pretty adept at
Dating at Harvard, brought to you by a FlyBy female and Porter's Five
EDITORS NOTE: This post was intended as an adaptation of an article originally published in the Harbus , the student
Bottom of the Formal Planning Barrel
Last night, Leverett HoCo announced that the Spring Formal will be held in Leverett. Big woop. Formal veterans have perfected
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OCS
Students can use services at OCS to manage their international and domestic job and internship search.
Students pair off to partake in a traditional Ceili dance at the Currier March Party.
Coffeehouse at PBHA
Poetry readings and musical performances from students abound last Friday night in the intimate PHBA Parlor Room.
Junior Parents' Weekend
For Junior Parents Weekend, the Radcliffe Choral Society performed The Muses: Inspirational Women in History and Mythology, featuring powerful female soloists singing operatic pieces last Friday night.
Conference on Multi-Racial Issues
Professor Kimberly M. Docasta examines the multiracial movement in regards to Obama’s ascendancy to an interested audience of students from Harvard and local universities.
A History in Blue lecture on the history of cobalt blue and white as well as modern ceramic technology drew in many to the Arthur M. Sackler Museum yesterday. The talk explores west and east Asian ceramic production.
Director of Culinary Operations, Martin T. Breslin, wows Dunster students last night with a Thai Cooking Class, while sharing advice on delicious food.