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Katherine M. Dimengo
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Cracking Bosnia's Shell
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina—Earlier this summer I remember sitting on the number four metro in Paris; I am nearly finished reading page
PBHA Tutoring Programs Hit Hard
Dozens of Boston-area children who enjoy weekly tutoring by Harvard undergraduates are receiving less personal attention than in past years—their
After Pine Update, New Mail Just Won’t Go Away
Some students who use Pine to check their e-mail have recently felt a bit more popular than usual. Since a
Dessert Shop Opens With Private Party
Finally there’s a Finale just around the corner. The decadent desserterie’s new Holyoke center space formerly occupied by Ma Soba
South Asian Scholar To Lead Institute
South Asian political specialist Gower Rizvi took over as director of the Kennedy School of Government’s (KSG) Institute for Government
Dark Meat Lightens Fare at Wrap
In case you’re still in the dark, white meat is out at the Wrap. One of the few quick and
Technology Mix-up Strikes Nerves
More than 4,000 members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) lost their jobs Tuesday morning. All members of
Serbian Leader Calls For National Reforms
Serbia must reform its government and society because the entire Balkan region lacks institutions and infrastructure of stable democracy, said
Rain Does Not Stop Ferris Bueller’s Antics
The Port-O-Potties were lined up next to Widener. The popcorn poppers were scattered through the laughing crowd. On a giant
Former First Lady Teaches ‘Life’s Lessons’
Wearing her trademark three-stranded pearl necklace, former First Lady Barbara Bush told members of a packed forum at the Kennedy
UHS To Require Prescription Drug Plan
Beginning this fall, University Health Services will make all full-time students pay for a new drug prescription plan. Before this
'Bueller' Picked for Movie Night
The Harvard community will be treated to popcorn and a movie Sunday night, as University President Lawrence H. Summers starts
K-School Graduates Choosing Service
The Kennedy School of Government (KSG) announced last week that more of its 2002 graduates were entering public service jobs
Settlement Reached in Frat House Suit
After over a year of legal battles, the Sigma Chi fraternity reached a financial settlement with Pi Eta Speakers Associates
A Tragic Exhibit
WASHINGTON—In a city that prides itself on its stunning monuments to soldiers and presidents who lived and died for this
