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On Intrepid, Faust Renews Campaign Pitch to New York Alumni, Donors
The gathering, called “Your Harvard: New York City,” attracted a spectrum of tri-state area Harvard affiliates, including some of the University’s most influential donors and alumni, as well as a small cohort of protesters.
Catholic Community and Its Supporters Gather for Prayer and Protest in Face of Black Mass
Across campus, members of the Harvard and greater Boston community gathered to protest the planned reenactment of the Satanic black mass.
Even after Harvard Group Drops Sponsorship, Black Mass Takes Place at Hong Kong
The Harvard Extension School Cultural Studies Club has dropped its sponsorship of a re-enactment of a satanic “black mass” ritual, which was scheduled to occur Monday evening at Cambridge Queen’s Head Pub.
Citing University’s Commitment to Free Speech, Faust Says ‘Abhorrent’ Black Mass Will Not Be Barred
University President Drew G. Faust said in a statement earlier this morning that she affirms the right of the Harvard Extension School Cultural Studies Club to host a Satanic event involving a demonstration of “Black Mass” this evening, but strongly disagrees with the club’s decision to hold it.
Amid Opposition, Extension School Club Will Hold Satanic Black Mass Demonstration
Despite condemnation by the Archdiocese of Boston and many alumni and students on campus, an organization of Harvard Extension School students will host a staging of a satanic “black mass” on campus on Monday.
Students Celebrate Spring Term Primal Scream
Fewer people participated in Harvard’s semi-annual tradition Primal Scream on Thursday than in the fall term.
Six Weeks After Cancer Diagnosis, Coach Runs Boston
For Muri, the ‘Boston Strong’ slogan seemed especially applicable.
Faculty Approves College’s First Honor Code, Likely Effective Fall 2015
The code lays out formal expectations for academic integrity and creates a new student-faculty/administrator judicial board to hear cases regarding the violation of those expectations.
As Investor Interest in Allston Grows, Opportunities for Prospective Homeowners Dwindle
Allston residents say that cash-paying investors seeking to rent out properties swoop in and purchase newly available houses before potential homeowners have the chance to make a bid.
Day After Arrest, Divest Protesters Renew Calls for Open Meeting with Corporation
At Friday’s rally, members of Divest Harvard continued to clamor for an open meeting with University leadership, but much of the event focused on the University’s response to protesters the previous day.
Disorderly Conduct
Pressure is nothing new for collegiate athletes. However, certain dietary demands inherent in sports exacerbate these pressures, leading to unhealthy eating practices that toe the line with medically diagnosible disordered eating.
Honor Code Would Face Tough Challenges in Inculcating Culture Shift
Those charged with implementing the honor code may encounter hurdles created by a restructured disciplinary system and a community that may be apathetic to the policy’s purpose.
Coming Back
Students who have gone home for mental health reasons say they came back to Harvard with a new approach to addressing the difficulties of campus life.
Honor Proposal Would Catch Harvard Up, Incrementally, With the Times
While some members of the committee that drafted the proposal acknowledge its limited scope, they maintain that changes to Harvard’s disciplinary process must be incremental to be effective.
On the Streets, the Square’s Homeless Tell Their Stories
The homeless experience in the Square varies widely.
