Jonelle M. Lonergan
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Fighting the Good Fight
Brace yourself, kids. Grit your teeth and clench your fists. Your relatives have traveled across oceans and continents for your
Outwit, Outplay, Outlast
The best epiphanies happen at breakfast—those thunderbolts that hit while you’re waiting zombie-like in front of the waffle iron. I’ve
POSTCARD FROM OXFORD: The Road to Northampton
OXFORD, ENGLAND—Boe knows 18-wheelers. Boe knows organic vegetables. And by the end of the summer, Boe will know Twelfth Night,
Editor's Notebook: Striking Against the Public Safety
In Lonergan’s Bar, in Cashel, Ireland, my mother looked at me apprehensively as she raised a half-pint of ruby black
Looking to the Rafters
There were a lot of unnecessarily broken hearts around Harvard Square last Saturday night. After the sold-out men's basketball game
Returning Home Too Soon
OXFORD, England--I am the first to admit that I've made a lot of mistakes as a college student. But as
Outside the Ivy Gates, Getting to Know Boston
A lot of you probably made your parents dance with joy when you decided to go to Harvard. But do
Beyond the Gavel
Ask a student what candidates for Undergraduate Council president are promising, and most will mention more student group funding, more
Profile of Dreyfus
Some presidential candidates of the Undergraduate Council have posters promising more rock concerts, feedback cards and better advising. Flyers posted
Stumped:Candidates Go the Distance
Where were you at 8 o'clock Monday morning? Fentrice D. Driskell '01 was clearing old posters off kiosks. Sterling P.A.
Latest Media
People gather in the Kennedy School of Government's ARCO Forum Sept. 11 to watch the day's events unfold, a scene repeated across campus that day. Later, the Kennedy School holds a series of discussions about the attacks
MIKE LOBACH, seen here in the Crimson’s first-round NCAA match with Rutgers, led a Harvard defense that posted six straight shutouts during the season.
University President LAWRENCE H. SUMMERS delivers his installation address at an Oct. 13 ceremony in Tercentenary Theatre.
THE LATE SHOW
Freshman ANDREW LEDERMAN (19) skates against RPI last weekend.
THE LITTLEST PROTESTER
MANUEL MARTINEZ, 3, inspects the heavy media presence at Monday's Justice For Janitors rally.
ON THE ROCKS
Artists put the finishing touches on “Circle of Life,” an ice sculpture depicting Alaskan wildlife. The sculpture on Boston Common was created for First Night, the city’s annual New Year’s Eve celebration.
MIDNIGHT RUN:
Revenues from Tommy's Market have been disappointing, says the owner, but he believes the future is bright.
Reindeer Games
Thanksgiving weekend shoppers, large and small, admire holiday decorations displayed at Exotic Flowers, a floral shop near Quincy Market in downtown Boston.
IN A RUT
Junior back MIKE LOBACH (2) brings the ball up field during Friday’s NCAA Tournament game in Storrs, Conn. against Rutgers as captain NICK LENICHECK (4) looks on.