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Zachary R. Heineman
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Harvard's Newest Ivory Tower
Standing on the 15th floor of the new graduate school dormitory located across the Charles at the business school, you
Redesigning Architecture at Harvard
In the fall of 1968, the Department of Visual and Environmental Studies (VES) replaced the Department of Architectural Sciences. Some
Understanding the Carpenter Center
Despite being one of the most prominent buildings on campus, the Carpenter Center is also one of the least well
The Next Carpenter Center?
To be honest, I could not care less that the Pro is shutting its doors. If I want overpriced alcohol,
Harvard's Teeming Underground Life
Soon after snow storms, mysterious swaths of green appear in the Yard, hinting of an entire world lurking beneath Harvard’s
The Power of Art?
Start with an outmoded power generation plant. Hire a high-profile architect. Remove the unused equipment and renovate the interior. Add
Brutal Murder of Student Leaves Class of 1977 Shocked, Mourning
In November of 1976, the Class of 1977 experienced one of the most horrifying tragedies in school history. One of
Minority Candidates Win Two Board Spots
With longtime School Committee member E. Denise Simmons vacating her seat to run for the City Council, some Cambridge residents
Tutors Tackle Prison Education
It could be any van ride with a bunch of Harvard students. Up front a couple guys are debating the
City Seeks Economic Diversity
In a move that would place Cambridge on the vanguard of educational reform, School Superintendent Bobbie J. D’Alessandro wants to
Mass. High School Test Scores Rise
Last spring, Massachusetts high school sophomores took their first crack at the MCAS tests they need to pass in order
BOND Members Urged To Participate In Blood Drive
In the wake of Tuesday’s catastrophic events, many in the Harvard community were looking to help and blood donation was
Graduates Search for Classmates
As rescue workers sifted through the rubble at the World Trade Center, Harvard graduates across the country continued efforts to
Peer Academic Advising: Not for First-Years
Improving academic advising for freshman is one of Dean of Freshman Elizabeth Studley Nathans' top priorities, and her rallying behind
Peer Academic Advising: Not for First-Years
Improving academic advising for freshman is one of Dean of Freshman Elizabeth Studley Nathans' top priorities, and her rallying behind
