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The Writing on the Wall
Last Friday, we discovered that guests at the Chinese Students Association’s Graffiti Party had scrawled racial slurs on the walls
Reconciliation in the Land of the Khans
When people hazard a guess at my ethnicity (sometimes after asking something like, “So, where are you really from?”), they
Leverett, Pforzheimer, and Quincy Houses Win ‘Risk’
A coalition of Leverett, Pforzheimer, and Quincy Houses declared a joint “unconditional allied victory” yesterday in the campus-wide Internet “Risk”
Turnout High as Yale Loses to Princeton
The Yale-Princeton game in New Haven this Saturday had a remarkably high turnout, Yale students said, possibly owing to less
New Face of Hilles, Artsy Café, Debuts
Students performed rap, played pool, sipped espressos, and made ice cream sundaes yesterday at the opening of the Student Organization
For Quantum Theory, A Jump
Leverett Professor of Physics Gerald Gabrielse and his team recently advanced one of the major theories in phsyics by measuring
PBHA Honors Service Leaders
CORRECTION APPENDED The Phillips Brooks House Association (PBHA) honored students who had devoted their undergraduate careers to public service Monday
Summers Talks On Rise of India
University President Lawrence H. Summers and Director of the South Asia Initiative (SAI) Sugata Bose spoke on the rise of
Office Space Tight At New Hilles
A month after some freshmen grieved over housing placements in the Quad, student groups showed mixed reactions upon receiving office
Karaoke Contestants Croon—in Chinese
“I love you like a mouse loves rice,” crooned Adam R. Miller ’07—in impeccable Mandarin—at the fourth annual Intercollegiate Karaoke
Event Kicks Off Africa Week
Harvard’s Youth Alliance for Leadership and Development in Africa (YALDA) sponsored “Uniting the African Diaspora: Building the Western Hemisphere African
Report: Facebook Waits for $2 Billion Bid
Facebook.com is for sale, and its young owners have rejected a $750 million offer with hopes of landing a $2
Housing Frenzy Welcomes Freshmen
When Garrett G.D. Nelson ’09 was handed a new black polo shirt with “Cabot” embroidered under the collar in Annenberg
CityStep Strives to Survive as Testing Stressed
CityStep—a program that brings together Harvard undergraduates and Cambridge Public Schools (CPS) students—has recently revised its program in order to
Student Group Broadens Program to Mumbai
The Harvard Project for Asia and International Relations (HPAIR) will branch out to South Asia for the first time in
