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...estimate that 5 million people face potential death-by-famine in the coming months. According to statistics from Doctors Without Borders, that $250,000 would fund nearly 3 million high-energy meals for children who would otherwise go hungry. Instead, Harvard will donate its money to organizations performing an array of services for Katrina victims—from feeding them snacks to finding them shelter beds. But in very few (if any) cases will Harvard’s Katrina donations mean the difference between life and death. Although it’s difficult to quantify the impact of a charitable...
...unique city. “It’s really convenient to have outside the walls of Harvard a whole city of stores at your exposure,” said Rafael F. Garcia ’09, who is from suburban Chicago. These stores range from an array of ethnic restaurants to owner-operated businesses. Late at night, Harvard students and Cambridge residents alike can be found at Felipe’s Taqueria, a fast-food Mexican restaurant that contributes to Cambridge’s unique character. Cambridge is “a very rich cultural place. Cambridge has every...
...you’re less likely to run into that obnoxious future i-banker from your Justice section. At t.t.’s you can party with the pierced and enjoy some of the best acts on the small-club circuit. The club books a fairly eclectic array of bands, but its rep lets it be choosy in who it books. Last month, for instance, they hosted a sold-out show of current indie darlings Clap Your Hands Say Yeah!. Still, be prepared to sit out a little turbulence. One night last year, a friend and I arrived while...
Along with Summers and the acting dean of HBS, Jay O. Light, the array of dignitaries on stage at yesterday’s event including Idaho Governor Dick Kempthorne and the president of the Church of Jesus Christ, Gordon B. Hinckley...
Overall, editors Emily E. Riehl ’06 and Danny F. Yagan ’06 have put together an engaging array of essays that contributes significantly to existing campus debates. Hopefully, this volume has not come out too late to alter the Curricular Review’s rather disturbing direction...