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Stephanie M. Skier
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Fake IDs for Social Justice
NEW YORK—I never expected that I would end up spending my summer making fake IDs. These ID cards do not
The Day the Sky Fell
When a blizzard dropped more than a foot of snow on Cambridge one night this past February, students hoped the
African Journalist Honored for Ethics
A Zimbabwe journalist who was tortured for speaking out against his country’s government was recognized by the University yesterday for
A Civil Rights Advocate Defends Death Row Inmate
Fred Caploe ’53 is a man with strong beliefs in social justice and peace. As an attorney for a condemned
The Day the Sky Fell
When a blizzard dropped more than a foot of snow on Cambridge one night this past February, students hoped the
Tonight...We Are All Dykes
Last Sunday night, dozens of Harvard students waited at Johnston Gate for the Senate bus, more commonly known as “the
Our Vaginas, Not Ourselves
V-Day is upon us. For the third year in a row, the Agassiz Theater in Radcliffe Yard will host Eve
While You Were Gone
Geisinger Professor of History William C. Kirby assumed the post of dean of the Faculty on July 1, pledging comprehensive
Military Buys Discrimination
Many researchers at Harvard Medical School and in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences depend on government grants to help
Local Principal Hired To Head CRLS
After more than a year, and two national searches to find a principal for Cambridge’s single public high school, a
Students Protest Coke Health Policy
Nearly 50 Harvard College and Summer School students rallied in Harvard Square Saturday, calling on Coca-Cola to provide comprehensive health
Former Nieman Head, China Scholar Dies
A former curator of Harvard’s prestigious journalism foundation, known for his advocacy of engagement with Communist China and his support
Pigs Parade Through Harvard Square
Giant piggy banks showing disparities in U.S. government spending have been rolling down Mass. Ave. with bellies full of play
Council Considers Smoking Prohibition
At the urging of a regional coalition of public health experts and community members, the city of Cambridge is considering
Student's Identity Questioned
Katherine McGaffigan—the key witness whose testimony in a Boston federal court last month led to the conviction last Friday of
