Jessica E. Schumer
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The Greatest Generation?
As I ventured through the maze of music, drag queens, and flying candy that is the freshman activities fair, the
10 Things I Wish I’d Learned
It started slowly. In March, I got a concerned phone call from my mother, who had just received the schedule
Subway Blues
Beyond the ivy-covered gates of Harvard lurks the “Real World,” where most of us will one day end up. Even
Quadlings Brace as QRAC Shuts Doors
The Quadrangle Recreational and Athletic Center (QRAC) will close at 5 p.m. tomorrow in order to begin approximately five months
Students Clash Over Summers’ Remarks
Professors aren’t the only members of the Harvard Community divided on their views about University President Lawrence H. Summers’ controversial
The Eleventh Plague
We, like many overcommitted Harvard students, are admittedly High Holidays Jews. We shuffle into synagogue for reform services (in Memorial
Quincy Dining Hall Gets Facelift
Students had rave reviews for the Quincy House Dining Hall, which opened for business yesterday after several million dollars worth
Students Join Celebs at Convention Protests
NEW YORK—Shane Hachey was doing his part the Sunday afternoon before the Republican Convention to make sure Harvard lent a
Crimson on the Floor
The Crimson’s convention diary brings you the noteworthy and extraordinary from New York. IN THE DOGHOUSE Yale had a surprisingly
In New York, Harvard Joins Protests
NEW YORK—Shane Hachey was doing his part Sunday afternoon to make sure Harvard lent a veil of respectability to the
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OCS Funding Website
The Centralized Application for Research and Travel system for online grant applications was recently updated.
What Does the Future Hold?
The Office of Career Services is still helping students pursue jobs in finance and consulting despite the economic downturn.
Students ate in the spiffed-up Mather House dining hall yesterday as it reopened after summer renovations. The Dunster House dining hall was renovated as well, along with the kitchen shared by the two Houses.
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Anne Michael Langguth ’09, left, and Caroline C. Pierce ’09, center, talk with Cleo D. Leung ’08 about the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra at the Freshman Activities Fair in Tercentenary Theatre on Monday.
University President Lawrence H. Summers sits back for a lighter moment during an interview with the Crimson in June. In his resignation letter, Harper criticized Summers for past comments on women and minorities.
Former Harvard quarterback and captain Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05 steps back to pass in Harvard’s 34-24 win over Cornell at Harvard Stadium, Oct. 9, 2004. Fitzpatrick was signed by the St. Louis Rams to a three-year deal on Tuesday.
