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Jun Li
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fasDate.com: The Next Big Thing?
Harvard students are some of the most technologically savvy people in the world. We’ve got our iPhones, Blackberries, and Twitters
Saturday night paper writing on the Fly
If you’ve ever wondered whether that guy in the Delphic could give you anything other than an STD, think again:
Chickwich Challenge!
It was a struggle for everlasting glory and honor, a fight to the death. The task was simple: Eat twelve
Where's the Money?
The office on Arrow Street looks more like a trendy loft apartment than the headquarters of what is rapidly becoming
Training Wheels: My Anti-Drug
Bullying: it’s a way of life. Unfortunately, getting teased is one too. I moved to a new school district in
Love It: Dating
You’re just too busy—we get it. And yes, Harvard students are sadomasochists in a completely nonsexual way (“Wow, you’re taking
Garrett D. Morgan
Garrett D. Morgan ’08 was quite a precocious toddler. According to his mother, he became a bibliophile at the age
Checking Out of the Library
The old adage “If you build it, they will come” worked pretty well for Kevin Costner. Cut down some corn,
Leon Takes S. Africa to Task
South African opposition leader Tony Leon questioned several of his government’s recent decisions and called the country’s foreign policy “schizophrenic”
Wet Hot American Passover
Pizza and a movie might sound like the makings of a low-key weekend night. But when the pizza is made
‘Blades’ Star Poehler Reveals Comedian Trash-Talking
Figure skating is already a strenuous and exciting activity, but it gets even more exciting when you can tear up
Study: Pregnancy Weight Gain Blamed for Childhood Obesity
Harvard researchers have found another explanation for the national child obesity epidemic: mothers’ weight gain during pregnancy. The seven-year study,
15 Questions with Damian Woetzel
Harvard students love to out-brag one another about their hectic schedules. But FM found someone whose schedule may just trump
Harvard Students: Nutrition Is...Dumb
Known over the world for their insight and intelligence, Harvard students got the chance to wow one another when HUDS
A Humanitarian Approach to Dining
Last semester, Graduate School of Education student AnnaLise S. Hoopes ruffled feathers with her “Cage-Free Eggs” campaign, fighting for the
