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Law Prof Looks at Interracial Love
People never would think to associate Professor of Law Randall L. Kennedy with Julia Stiles. But Kennedy’s latest book Interracial
Postcard from Hollywood
After swearing off recruiting and folding my law school applications into paper airplanes last October, I began to seriously start
Toying with Terrorists
It only takes one trip to Toys ’R Us to realize that Americans are not ready for chemical or biological
(Just Like) Starting Over
“Happy study card day” doesn’t have quite the same ring, somehow, as “Happy New Year.” Neither does today’s less-august event
Memoirs of Dickey-Fuller
This past reading period, I was slightly surprised to find that the material that was the most challenging was the
No Israeli Science Boycott
In the latest example of resurgent European anti-Semitism, administrators at the University of Paris 6 (which specializes in natural sciences)
An Office of One's Own
Academia is difficult when one is utterly unprepared. Thus, the need for a place to do work. Finding this place
Boycott South Korea
By now the world is used to North Korea’s lunacy. We have heard enough of its pompous threats and bizarre
Aliens, Clones, the News at Ten
What’s scarier than sects that worship space aliens and obsess over cloning humans? Perhaps it’s that a well-known science journalist
Soaking Up a Little Jersey Glamour, Dins Enjoy a Vacation On Set With Julia Roberts
As a first-year, Pablo M. Ros ’06 knew that coming to Harvard would take him places. But he had never
VES Lecturer’s Film Screens at Sundance
Out of the 4,000 submissions to the Sundance Film Festival by aspiring independent filmmakers who worship Tarantino, respect Renoir and
Alum Brings Acclaimed ‘Bat Boy’ to Boston
When acclaimed composer and lyricist Larry C. O’Keefe ’91 first donned a chiffon dress and heels in 1988, he knew
From Hilles Elevator to the ART
Peter M. Sellars ’80 once directed a show in the Hilles library elevator. At another point, he dressed actors in
Visiting Teacher Gives Students a Reason To Dance
Dancer Mary Cochran turned to the 20 students warming up on the Rieman Dance Center stage. “Let’s add sound!” she
Strictly Ballroom Across the Pacific
Touring a foreign country, signing autographs and dancing all day—not a bad way to spend two weeks away from Harvard.
