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Senior Survey: The Class of 2012 in Interactive Graphics
Sex, drugs, and consulting: The Crimson presents a statistical breakdown of the Class of 2012.
Harvard Seniors Headed to Workforce Holds Steady
Just over two-thirds of Harvard seniors plan on joining the workforce after graduation, a level consistent with percentages from the past two years but still lower than figures prior to the start of the financial crisis.
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Conversations Over Coffee
A few blocks from my high school in the middle of town is store number 7271 of the Starbucks Coffee Company.
Former Harvard Ethics Fellow Accused of Hacking Into MIT Network
Aaron Swartz faces up to 35 years in prison and a fine of up to $1 million for allegedly stealing more than 4 million documents from JSTOR.
At Midnight Screening, Harry Potter Fans Await End of an Era
The release of the new and final Harry Potter movie drew a crowd that, for a large part, grew up with the magical series since childhood.
Harvard Medical School Professor Among Five Accused of Ghostwriting
A complaint filed with the federal Office of Research Integrity alleges that a group of psychiatrists signed their names to a paper written by a communications firm for a major pharmaceutical company.
One Paper by Harvard Researchers Retracted, Another Withdrawn
The two papers were retracted because material that appeared in one paper had already been printed in the other, a practice contrary to ethical guidelines practiced by scientific journals.
Judge Dismisses Suit Brought Against Harvard Professor Douglas Kiel
The lawsuit alleged that Kiel disparaged a hip protector manufacturer's product by concluding in a study that hip protectors aren't effective, but its dismissal doesn't spell the end of troubles for the professor.
Spud Supporters, Including a Governor, Defend Potatoes Following HSPH Study
Potato supporters, including a state governor, lashed out against a study that found that potatoes were associated with greater gains in weight than many other foods.
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Senior Survey: Class of 2012
Sex, drugs, and consulting: The Crimson presents a statistical breakdown of the Class of 2012
Marc Hauser's Career at Harvard
Click on the points on the timeline to see the milestones in psychology professor Marc D. Hauser’s career at Harvard and the scandal that led to its end.
In the alley between JFK Street and Church Street, moviegoers wait on line to see the new Harry Potter movie.
Moviegoers pour into the AMC Loews Harvard Square to see the new Harry Potter movie.
A moviegoer, dressed in magical attire, discusses her Harry Potter ticket with the manager of the AMC Loews Harvard Square theater.
Outside the AMC Loews Harvard Square theater, a line forms in anticipation of the new Harry Potter movie.
Two friends wait on line for the new Harry Potter movie while another reads. Behind them, a woman dressed as a witch waits to see the film.
The Midnight Release of "Harry Potter"
"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2" made its nationwide release Friday morning, attracting hundreds of fans at to see the midnight screening of the much-anticipated film.