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Rachel A. Stark
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Voices From Beyond the Grave in Bolaño’s ‘Return’
Roberto Bolaño once expressed disdain for magical realism as a literary style. Yet, in the latest collection of stories published posthumously by the acclaimed Chilean writer, Bolaño creates worlds that stretch far beyond the realms of reality.
The Façade
VENICE, Italy — He’s been a glass-blower for the last ten years. Specializing in beads, he now teaches the skill
Altered Offerings Greet Freshmen
With Advising Fortnight nearly halfway over, Harvard freshman are now officially on the path to picking a concentration. But for
Gen Ed approves 16 new courses drawn almost entirely from existing offerings in the Core or departments
Sixteen courses—only one of which was newly created—were approved for Gen Ed credit at the beginning of this month. Jason
General Education Courses Still Few in Quantity
While six courses were approved for General Education credit late last month, one of the curriculum’s eight required categories now
Internet Safety Report Released
Internet safety for minors was the focus of a report released by the Berkman Center for Internet and Society last
A Post-Partisan Christianity
As the inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama approaches, every single detail of the ceremony has come under intense scrutiny from
Recruiters Target LGBT Community
On a Monday night in September, about two dozen Harvard students gathered at the Harvard Square hot spot Red Line,
White Ribbon Panel Discusses Rape
In the midst of a week devoted to stopping violence against women, organizers came together last night for a more
Students Mark National Coming Out Day
Dining halls across campus served giant rainbow-covered cakes on Saturday as part of the weekend’s celebration of National Coming Out
Superman or Common Man?
“I like that little Down syndrome kid. One of them lives down the street. They’re wonderful children. They’re wonderful people.
A Walk Past the White House
WASHINGTON — A small group of kids curiously approach a poster of maimed infants entitled, “Children of the Gulf War.”
Opt Out Fee for Abortion Urged
In the past two weeks, Harvard students opened their mailboxes to find a blue “opt-out” card as part of the
Blowout Crowd at Shabbat Dinner
On Friday night, hundreds of students and faculty members were lined up outside of the Malkin Athletic Center (MAC) waiting
