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Those who argue that to call one space a “Women’s Center?? is to trivialize women’s issues also miss the point. Setting up a women’s center would not—and indeed, should not—preclude the College from taking further steps to improve women’s experiences at Harvard. From granting tenure to more female professors to continuing to reform its policies on sexual assault, the College has plenty more...
Saturday’s two first-round matches of the NCAA men’s tennis tournament—held at Harvard’s Beren Tennis Center??were the same and different all at once. While No. 19 Tulane battled for a deceptively difficult 4-0 victory over No. 30 Notre Dame, the No. 21 Crimson squad absolutely demolished Quinnipiac 4-0 in less than two hours time...
...center??s former director, Charles C. Euchner, resigned earlier this year to focus on his writing...
...regional rounds of the NCAA tennis tournament with a match against Quinnipiac, a team as fresh and inexperienced as the Crimson is veteran and established. Entering tomorrow’s contest, the Bobcats (12-4, 8-0 Northeast) will have everything to gain at the Beren Tennis Center??but will the Crimson (17-6, 7-0 Ivy) feel the pressure of having everything to lose...
Indeed, the Carpenter Center??s capacity as a generator of art as well as a home for art-making—a dual purpose that has characterized the building’s four decades—has led to perhaps the most exciting project of those that will occur before the end of 2004. French artist Pierre Huyghe, winner of the 2002 Hugo Boss Prize, is currently working on a multimedia installation that takes the Carpenter Center as its subject. He will focus on the paradoxes that emerged between the building’s design and its present...