Matthew R. Naunheim

Survival of the Fittest?

When I was but a wee first-year, my expectations for my career at (what I unpretentiously assumed to be) the

Going the Way of Waste

American bears are getting fat. And it’s not the healthy, pre-hibernation kind of fat that we expect of bears each

University Helps Fund Affordable Housing

University President Lawrence H. Summers helped break ground on a new affordable housing project in Allston yesterday, reiterating his support

Elaine Belitsos

Hanan Ashrawi spoke at the IOP yesterday. An ex-minister in the Palestinian Authority, she strongly criticized Israeli and U.S. policy in the Middle East.

KAVENEYD A HAND

Sophomore Allison Kaveney chipped in two goals but the Crimson was not able to mount a comeback against Cornell.

The Association of Black Harvard Women honors talk show host Montel Williams as the 2004 Man of the Year at the fifth annual Tribute to Black Men.

Leverett House resident tutor Stuart E. Schechter uses wireless Internet access on his laptop computer in Leverett Dining Hall.

Ruth Hiller of New Profile speaks at the Science Center yesterday about helping her sons avoid serving in the Israeli army.