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Dean Pilbeam Rings Last Call
A little over a week after Harvard undergraduates handed in their study cards, the College greeted them with a sobering
Jared Diamond
Author Jared M. Diamond ’58 has spent years making trips to the wilderness of New Guinea, performing research for books
In First Year, UC Worked To Get Itself Heard
Before the Undergraduate Council’s (UC) founding in 1982, one of the crowning achievements of previous student governments at Harvard had
‘Dispatch’ Lead Plays Pub
Former Dispatch member Brad Corrigan performed in a crowded Cambridge Queen’s Head Pub last night, in a set interspersed with
Dispatch Member To Perform at Pub
In addition to being serenaded by the Wu Tang Clan and Gavin DeGraw at Yardfest tomorrow, Harvard students will get
Web Site Connects Soldiers with U.S. Civilians To Aid Iraqis
In 2005, Tin-Yun Ho ’07 came across an article through Google News that profiled a civil affairs officer stationed in
Kidd and Fun Czarina Sparkle as Guest Bartenders at Queen’s Head Pub
After a long week of work, Associate Dean of the College Judith H. Kidd donned a multicolored sequin wrap to
Zeroing In on An HIV Vaccine
CORRECTION APPENDED By identifying a novel potential target for treatment, Harvard scientists may have brought us one step closer to
Paris Nets ’Poon Award
Paris Hilton, who can claim to be a party-girl extraordinaire, world-class socialite, and reality TV star, can now add another
Grant To Fund Genocide Study
The Carr Center for Human Rights Policy at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government has received over two million dollars from
Gone Are Enrollments of Cosmic Scope
Three days a week, the students in Science A-47, “Cosmic Connections,” descend on Science Center B—the building’s largest lecture hall—for
Mag Honors Star Professor
A Harvard astronomy professor has been named 2007 Scientist of the Year by Discover Magazine. David Charbonneau, who teaches Science
Frosh ‘Outwits’ Rap Rivals
Six amateur rappers filled Ticknor Lounge with insults and epithets on Saturday as they faced off in Outwit, a freestyle
Dust Causes Quincy Closure
Hungry Quincy House residents were forced to seek sustenance in neighboring Houses Friday as a result of a renovation glitch
Minority Recruitment is Getting Messy
With Prefrosh Weekend looming, minority groups have started their spring scramble to secure hosts for Harvard’s newest admits. It starts
