Contributing writer
Chloë F. LeStage
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A Street Named For Abolitionists
The city of Cambridge is planning to rename two streets near Cambridge Crossing, located in East Cambridge, after two prominent female African American activists with ties to the city.
Surfer, Monk, Diplomat: The Odyssey of Isaias A. Medina III
“I've wanted to change the world since I can remember,” he informs us. “This is something printed in my heart.”
The First Amendment in Permanent Ink
Considering the hustle and bustle of the convention, it’s hard to believe that as recently as 2000, creating body art of any kind was illegal in the state of Massachusetts.
The Literature Class Bigger Than CS50
Harvard has experienced a recent decline in English and humanities concentrators, a trend mirrored nationwide. So what made this particular literature class such a staple of the course catalog, some thirty years ago? And what might its absence suggest about the changing nature of literature classes on campus?
