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Office Hours Draw Few Students
He’s a best-selling author and teaches one of the largest introductory courses at Harvard. But Psychology Professor Steven A. Pinker says that during his office hours, he finds himself awaiting the knock of an intrepid student.
Awards Ceremony
Michael D. Smith presents awards to administrators at a ceremony held in University Hall yesterday.
MTA Chairman
Jay H. Walder, Chairman and CEO, New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and Harvard Kennedy School MPP ‘83 speaks on the cost-cutting measures taken by the MTA in recent months.
Jodi Picoult
Jodi Picoult signs books and talks with students at Ticknor Lounge. The Harvard Undergraduate Bioethics Society invited the bestselling author for an open interview and book-signing event yesterday.
'African-American Swan'
Right in time for Natalie Portman's Oscar victory on Sunday came what many of us have been waiting for: a "Black Swan" that's a little lighter. Last week, Insanitas—Harvard's newest sketch comedy group—dropped "African-American Swan," a three-minute "Black Swan" parody.
Dean's Noontime Concert
Rebecca Fischer, Julie Yoon, Gregory Beaver, and Jonah Sirota of the Chiara String Quartet perfrom in University Hall at the Dean's Noontime Concert on Monday, February 28th, 2011
Al's Harvard Square Cafe
Al’s Harvard Square Cafe has opened in front of Oggi’s inthe Holyoke Center.
Winds, Dreams, Theater
“Wind, Dreams, Theater: An Archaeology of the Spatiality of Emotion in Late Ming China” was organized by the Fairbanks Center for Chinese Studies.
Freshmen Compete for Spelling Bee Glory
In a heated head-on-head battle among the brightest brains of the freshman class, one speller emerged victorious.
