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Class of 1984: Allison H. Brown
“On campus and among the freshman class, she was known as the banjo woman,” Virginia “Ginger” M. Young ’84 said
Marathon Racers Run for Charity
When Molly R. Siegel ’10 tried running the Boston Marathon last year, she collapsed at mile 22 out of 26.2
Humanities Praised For Good Advising
Max H.Y. Wong ’10 said he is the type of Harvard student who shops fifteen courses during the first week
Slumping Economy Hits Job Recruiters
The number of on-campus recruiters at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences fell by nearly 20 percent this spring, leading
Jobs Tough To Find For Future Financiers
There was a time when Sangu J. Delle ’10 seemed to have the job market in the palm of his
Students Create Darwin Exhibit
On the shelves of the Cabot Science Library sit a license plate, several action figures, ape skulls, and a television
Study: Harvard Benefits Local Economy
Harvard has contributed nearly $4.8 billion in economic activity to the greater Boston region in the 2008 fiscal year, according
ROVING REPORTER: Prowling for the Next Rowling
Tariq N. Ali ’09 RR: Who would you want to be your class’s Commencement speaker? TA: Who I want as
Walden Data Aids Climate Science
Dressed in a green T-shirt, brown zip-up hoodie, jeans, and sneakers, the only hint that Charles C. Davis is a
The Evolution of History of Science
She came to Harvard wanting to be a doctor, and she knew science would be in her future. But what
Smaller Solar System Shows Several Similarities
One of the solar system’s little siblings is even more like our own than researchers had previously thought, according to
Pledge Advocates Sustainable Habits
Pledging to take shorter showers, buy organic food, and boycott bottled water, nearly 4,000 members of the Harvard community have
Campaign Health Advisors Square Off
The presidential candidates’ senior health advisors fielded questions on insurance, subsidies, and contraceptives in a debate titled “Women’s Health: McCain
Spelling Discusses Education Policy at IOP Event
U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings flashed a 120-question, six-page financial aid form before the eyes of a packed audience
OCS Expands Forum Offerings
Seniors beginning their job searches amid doom-ridden news of bank failures and Wall Street woes found a broader palette of
