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...plans to launch his bi-monthly magazine in September and hopes to supplement the University’s official alum magazine, Harvard Magazine, by profiling alums and publishing “news of interest to the alumni of Harvard University,” according to an undated private placement memorandum. The memo, obtained by The Crimson in March, said that Harvard Magazine “reads more like a collection of press releases and academic papers...
...Riyadh is aggressively pursuing known al-Qaeda cells and networks, but elements - particularly in the clergy - who express similar ideas in the public domain are treated with kid gloves despite public promises, reiterated by Crown Prince Abdullah on Wednesday, to do more to crack down on extremism. And a bi-partisan investigation under the auspices of the Council on Foreign Relations has concluded that Saudi Arabia has failed to fully live up to its commitments to crack down on terror funding and the propagation of extremist ideas...
Catenaccio has also been heavily influential in reviving “The Collective,” a bi-weekly concert in the Quincy Cage. Her involvement began her sophomore year. “I went to the first [concert] and immediately became obsessed,” she says. She spent the rest of the semester offering her help, but the organizers never got back to her. “I’m pretty sure it was because I’m a girl,” she says, and points to how even now, it’s hard...
Catenaccio has also been heavily influential in reviving “The Collective,” a bi-weekly concert in the Quincy Cage. Her involvement began her sophomore year. “I went to the first [concert] and immediately became obsessed,” she says. She spent the rest of the semester offering her help, but the organizers never got back to her. “I’m pretty sure it was because I’m a girl,” she says, and points to how even now, it’s hard...
Jordan B. Woods ’06, political chair of the Bi Gay Lesbian Transgender and Supporters Alliance (BGLTSA), agrees that food can play an abnormal role in the lives of Harvard students. “It’s easy to really binge eat here,” he says. “I think a lot of people do use eating or not eating as a way to deal with stress and what they’re going through.” In the gay community, Woods says he’s found that eating disorders...