Joanie D. Timmins
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A Debate on Housing
Starting in 1988, Harvard’s administrators debated a major alteration to the University’s House system. Originally created in the 1920s and later tweaked in the 1960s, the housing system was leading to “preppy ghettos” and racially imbalanced communities by 1988-1989.
On Sanders Stage, New Yorker Cartoonist Illustrates Power of Comics
With words and images, Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Art Spiegelman illustrated the history of comics and his own career as a cartoon artist at Sanders Theatre Friday evening.
Speakers Discuss Sustainable Development and Agriculture in Latin America
Representatives from NGOs working in South America and a Harvard professor spoke about the importance of sustainable agricultural practices within small native communities in South America at the Harvard Graduate School of Education Saturday afternoon.
At Conference, Speakers Discuss Future of Greece
Academics, students, and professors from a range of fields came together to discuss the current state and future of Greece’s government and economic sectors on Saturday.
Red Cross Official Describes Challenges Facing Humanitarian Organizations
The head of the International Committee of the Red Cross described the challenges facing humanitarian aid organizations in Syria during a discussion Wednesday evening.
Former Harvard Professor Cornel West Talks Black Politics
Cornel R. West ’74, American philosopher and former Harvard professor spoke Thursday afternoon in Emerson Hall about black political thought, philosophy, and religion at an event hosted by the Harvard Black Men’s Forum.
Expert Discusses Iraqi Corruption, Climate Change
Zaid Al-Ali, an Iraqi lawyer, spoke about governmental issues in his country, particularly as they related to the environment and the Iraqi constitution.
In Norton Lecture, Hancock Discusses Buddhism, Sources of Creativity
Herbert “Herbie” J. Hancock, the 2014 Charles Eliot Norton Professor of Poetry, discussed how his Buddhist beliefs have fueled his musical creativity in a lecture at Sanders Theatre Monday afternoon.
Here's a Sweet Idea
Meet John Piermarini, founder of the cookie company "Sweet Idea," perfect for late-night snackers. Sporting a bright orange jumpsuit, Piermarini rides his bike to deliver cookies throughout Cambridge.
Latest Media
Members of The Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers gather in front of Massachusetts Hall on Tuesday afternoon. They were celebrating the new contract made with the University, which ended the longest negotiations in the union's history.
General Stanley McChrystal, Mayor Annise Parker, and Spencer Kympton speak at the IOP Panel "Ask What You Can Do For America's Veterans" on Monday afternoon at the IOP.
A Demonstration
HUCTW workers and student supporters demonstrate outside of Massachusetts Hall on Tuesday for the fifth time in the past three weeks. Protesters asked for a new contract with higher wages. The HUCTW contract expired last July.
Aryt Alasti, a Harvard security guard and member of The Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers, protests outside of Massachusetts Hall on Tuesday to urge the University to agree to favorable terms in continuing contract negotiations.
Members of the Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers and student supporters protest outside of Massachusetts Hall on Tuesday to urge the University to agree to favorable terms in continuing contract negotiations.
Jimmy Vesey
Freshman Jimmy Vesey, shown above in previous action, scored the Crimson's only goal Tuesday in a 4-1 loss to Union.
