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Harvard Administrators: Yale Has No Chance
Saturday's 129th Harvard-Yale game will be a blowout win for the Crimson, Dean of the College Evelynn M. Hammonds and Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Michael D. Smith predicted in an interview on Wednesday.
Can You Tell?
Smiles have been emerging all over campus. While the impending inebriation of Harvard-Yale may have something to do with it, The Game doesn't explain the faceless posters and "Can You Tell?" signs. You probably can't tell just yet, but be sure to check out Thursday's Fifteen Minutes Magazine for the whole story.
Hillel Restricted to Members or Guests of Jewish Community
Move aside Adams and Quincy! It looks like Hillel now has dining restrictions as well.
Election Commission to Campaigns: Stop Being a 'Nuisance'
With just one day to go before voting opens in the Undergraduate Council's Presidential election, the UC Election Commission has ...
10/18 - 11/8: Falling Asleep on the Toilet
Violent crime has waned over the past three weeks, but there has been a troubling increase in the number of ...
The Lampoon Gets Shafted
Seems like someone's not too happy with the Harvard Lampoon, a semi-secret Sorrento Square social organization that used to occasionally publish a so-called humor magazine.
One-sided Geniuses, Hitler's Strength Declines, Kennedy at Harvard
Every week, The Crimson publishes a selection of articles that were printed in our pages in years past.
Still No Word on Whether We Can Play Beer Pong
In the email announcing the newly approved College alcohol policy, Hammonds wrote that the policies "emphasize a multifaceted approach to promoting a safe and healthy social life that will help forge the bonds of fellowship and community at Harvard." Not sure what that means? We aren't either.
Abe Liu Returns to Harvard?
Abe Liu, the Harvard Extension School student who pretended to be a member of the Class of 2015 last year, has launched a surprise campaign for Undergraduate Council president—or so Facebook, Tumblr, and Twitter would have you believe.
Wanted: Snowman Murderers
It's all fun and games until a snowman gets murdered. While plenty of snowmen were enjoying quiet evenings in courtyards across campus last night, the same cannot be said for Franklin, a brand new, Quidditch-playing, Quincy House resident created by Catherine G. Katz '13 and a friend. The poor guy met his untimely end shortly after midnight, when two unidentified miscreants entered the Quincy courtyard and gave the defenseless snowman a ninja-kick to the stomach.
Harvard Thinks Big Wants YOU!
Attention all aspiring public speakers: Harvard Thinks Big is looking for a student speaker to present at its 4th annual event on Jan. 31, 2013. Think you're the student for the job? Here are the guidelines for submitting your "big" idea:
IT'S SNOWING!
After a long and eventful campaign season, our very blue corner of America has decided to keep things chilly. Is another weather holiday in store? Probably not, but we'll keep you posted.
Shit Teaching Fellows Write
Check marks are great, grades at the top of the page are often necessary, and sometimes corrections are required. But ...
Students Raise $4,333 for Hurricane Disaster Relief
If you're like the typical college student, you probably spent your Sunday watching "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" re-runs and procrastinating on homework. But several Harvard students spent their last day of the weekend running a marathon and raised $4,333 for Hurricane Sandy disaster relief in the process.
Professor Apologizes for Running Over Time
Chinese history professor Michael Puett does it again. Just last month, Puett gave his Ethical Reasoning 18: "Classical Chinese Ethical and Political Theory" class a break from lectures, assignments, and section during the week his students had a paper due.
