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Friday, April 15. Charolotte Gordon discusses “Mistress Bradstreet: The Untold Life of America’s First Poet.” 3 p.m. The Harvard Book Store. Free...
Barrett F. Bradstreet ’01, a Marine officer who works closely with the local police, or Iraqi National Guard, says he met civilians who had “bad blood issues” with the American presence, though very few were vocally unfriendly...
...Bradstreet, the brighter side of the war lies in the community-based civilian projects and urban patrolling his division did in conjunction with the Iraqi Security Forces. Working on security and stability operations, Bradstreet and his fellow marines are attempting to better the circumstances in the local Iraqi community...
...addition to trying to make himself and his fellow soldiers welcome, Bradstreet says he suffered from homesickness during his tour. He jokingly coerced his Harvard friends to send him care packages—so many that he often shared their contents with his fellow marines. He says he knows how much his family and friends miss...
...forgettable plaque was placed in 1997 on that gate behind Canaday to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Harvard’s integration of women into the college. Anne Dudley Bradstreet, the 17th-century poet after whom the gate is named, was completely unaffiliated with Harvard, and women certainly have had a relationship with Harvard extending long before...