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Professor Lawrence Lessig starts off the mini lectures at “Harvard Thinks Big II.” In his talk, Lessig got the audience interested in current and historical issues related to ethics and corruption.
Loss of Swipe Access Disrupts Thousands
About 7,600 Harvard ID cards stopped working around 4:30 a.m. yesterday morning, according to an e-mail from Jeff Neal, a spokesperson for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
The IOP: Director's Internship
The Institute of Politics offers Director's Internships that has led to full-time, paid positions for some students.
An Exhaustive List of Places to Snooze
Students whose beds are far from the Yard—Quadlings and residents of far-flung River Houses—sometimes bemoan their lack of opportunities to nap between classes. If you face this problem, worry no more. We here at Flyby have compiled a list of some of the best places on campus to catch some Zs.
LGBT Report on the Way
The working group examining issues facing bisexual, gay, lesbian, and transgender students is on track to report its recommendations to Dean of the College Evelynn M. Hammonds this spring.
Harvard Thinks Big Again
The second annual Harvard Thinks Big event is tonight at 8 p.m., but don't be discouraged if you forgot to get a ticket. A standby line will form outside Sanders Theatre before the event, and students waiting in the line will be admitted on a first-come first-served basis starting at 7:45 p.m. Current ticketholders are guaranteed admission through 7:45 p.m.
HUHDS Winter Menu
Jose E. Barrera, assistant cook at the Adams House dining hall, serves carved Memphis Style Chicken to Joseph P. Resnek '11. The Harvard University Hospitality and Dining Services will feature new entrees as part of the winter seasonal menu.
The Indy 500
To round off this year's Valentine's Day, here's a recap of the Indy 500 speed dating event hosted last Thursday by "The Harvard Independent."
HCS Matches Pairs For Valentine’s Day
A record 2,260 students woke up yesterday morning to a list of romantic prospects in their inboxes generated by Datamatch—a matchmaking service operated by the Harvard Computer Society—just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Hasty Pudding Theatricals' "Kashmir If You Can"
Hasty Pudding Theatrical "Kashmir If You Can"Queen Latikah, played by Ethan Hardy '14, gives a proclamation to the people and requests that they agree to change the law to allow women to lead the kingdom. After her husband's untimely death, Queen Latikah aspires to assume power.
A Sensual Study Break
Curious Leverett House members were able to learn about an array of edible aphrodisiacs this Sunday, just in time for Valentine’s Day. The Food Literacy Project and the Health and Wellness Center teamed up to put on a study break to showcase what types of food can put you in the mood for loving.
'We've All Been There, Girl'
It’s Sunday brunch. You press your golden brown verritaffle, grab some coffee, and plop down next to your blockmates. The inevitable topic at hand, of course, is on the romantic successes and failures of the previous night.
Hasty Pudding Theatricals' "Kashmir If You Can"
David Kersen '14 belts out tunes on the alto saxophone while The Hasty Pudding Band and The Hasty Pudding Tech Crew jam out behind him on the stage of "Kashmir If You Can" after the show.
Hasty Pudding Theatricals' "Kashmir If You Can"
Vishnu Werehere, played by Jonathan Stevens '14, finally finds true love again as he helps to disrobe a sexy new lady in his life.
