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Despite Torrential Downpours, Harvard Students Run Boston Marathon
The rain presented unexpected challenges to student runners—causing some to come up with creative solutions.
Powered by Cheers, Students Run the 120th Boston Marathon
Surrounded by cheering supporters, handmade signs, and countless bottles of Gatorade, Harvard students—and at least one dean—took to the streets for the 120th annual Boston Marathon on Monday.
Scholars Discuss Role of Neuroscience in Youth Criminal Justice
The death sentence of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the American student who carried out the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, served as a preface for the discussion.
From Troubled Teens to Tsarnaev
I. Glenn Cohen, law professor, moderates a panel discussing our growing knowledge of the adolescent brain and its role in juvenile court trials, citing the Tsarnaev case in particular.
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