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Harvard Graduates Head to Investment Banking, Consulting
Two out of five Harvard seniors entering the workforce will flock to lucrative jobs in business, consulting, and finance after
The Thesis Puzzle
Writing a thesis is often billed as the capstone undergraduate experience, a long-term project meant to top off four years
Many ’08 grads head for finance and consulting
Two out of five Harvard seniors entering the workforce will flock to lucrative jobs in business, consulting, and finance after
Tailgaters Flout Drinking Rules
Tipsy students filled the field outside the Yale Bowl Saturday, despite fears that tightened regulations would tame the festivities. Though
Track down the whisperer
On Saturday, August 13, 2005, at 4:30 a.m., the ring of my red phone woke me in Eliot House. I
Lisa M. Henson
It’s not easy being green. But confronted with a resume like that of Lisa M. Henson ’82-’83, it’s also hard
Burying the Dead, Not the Past
On the eve of my departure from my semester abroad in Chile, Augusto Pinochet, the country’s ex-dictator, died. My host
Harvard Increases Funding for Childcare
Harvard will increase its aid for childcare services by $7.5 million next year in a move intended to boost the
Harvard To Increase Funding for Childcare
Harvard University will increase its aid for childcare services by $7.5 million in an attempt to boost the number of
Summers, Menino Celebrate Completion of Allston-Brighton Oral History Project
Outgoing University President Lawrence H. Summers received a warm send-off from the City of Boston last night at an event
HUDS Workers Get Wage Increase
Harvard dining hall workers will earn a starting salary of $13.08 per hour next year, an increase of $0.83, according
Diversity Office Takes First Steps
One year after outgoing University President Lawrence H. Summers promised $50 million to initiatives for the University’s women and minorities,
Summers Leaves Stamp on Allston
During his five-year tenure, University President Lawrence H. Summers painted Allston’s future in broad brush strokes: a vision of green
Residents Call for a Voice in Allston Planning
Local residents asked the University to redirect its public discussions toward neighborhood concerns like traffic and community benefits at a
Psych! Students Show, Tests Don't
Of all the life lessons that Tal D. Ben-Shahar ’96 taught his students in “Positive Psychology” this semester, yesterday’s might
