Advertisement

Writer

Valerie G. Scoon

Latest Content

Glass Flowers Show Mastery of Art, Science

Harvard's most popular tourist attraction is not one of the hallmarks of University history--the John Harvard statue or Widener Library--but

School Board, Teachers End Contract Fight

After several weeks of negotiation, local teachers and the Cambridge School Committee reached a tentative agreement on a proposed two-year

Moral Reasoning Students Start Fund for Ethiopia

After hearing a lecture in Moral Reasoning 22, "Justice," two students have taken ethics beyond the classroom in an effort

Club Casablanca Strikers Rally

Club Casablanca's 40 striking workers held their first rally last night in an effort to garner support for their demands

Harvard Helps Cambridge Count Up the City's Votes

Shortly after polling places closed Tuesday night, 55 patrol cars delivered Cambridge residents' 42.451 completed ballots to Harvard's Office of

Students Sign Up to Fast for Ethiopia

More than 5000 Harvard students will skip dinner one night this month in the annual Oxfam Fast for a World

Advertisement