Rebecca W. Carman
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From Flying Cars to Expanding Minds
Patrick J. Cudmore lives by himself on Durbury Beach, with no connection to phone or power lines. He generates his
Speaking in Tongues
Michael Cooperson '87 says his childhood was "just not normal. My Mom sang Greek hymns in the kitchen. At one
Dancing and Playing in the Gym
"We've got two martial artists, two fencers, two wrestlers and one runner so far," says Claire Mallardi, the choreographer of
Historic Building To Open Its Doors to City's Multicultural Arts
Like other local arts groups, the Underground Railway Theatre each season searches for new audiences. For lack of larger, affordable
Moore: Treading the Boards
For the first time in more than a year, Christopher L. Moore '86 isn't involved in a theater production. "It's
Homeless Over-Crowd Cambridge Shelters
Cambridge's three subway stops have always made the city a haven for many of the Boston, areas homeless, but according
Victory Sets Ticket Office Into Motion
The Harvard hockey team's win last night has prompted the ticket office to reinstate a new distribution policy developed last
University Police Arrest Suspect in Auto Homicide
An 18-year-old Florids resident was charged with vehicular homicide, possession of a marijuana and possession of a dangerous weapon yesterday
Classics Visit Walpole Prison, Escape With 124-91 Victory
The Harvard Classics went through more than the usual warmups before their basketball game last night with the inmates of
Kennedy School Appoints First Associate Administrative Dean
Defense expert Robert D. Hack will has been named the Kennedy School of Government's first associate dean for administration. The