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During his first four years as dean, Ellison chose to teach a full load of courses—two undergraduate classes and two graduate seminars...
Doubtless, Harvard owes Cambridge much as well, and for more than just basic city services. However, their relationship is symbiotic—cooperation and trust is key. By asking for a renegotiation of the PILOT many years in advance, Cambridge breached this trust. And Harvard administrators, perhaps rightly, chose to cave. What worth the University wrings in the future from this new agreement and the attendant improvement in town-gown relations remains to be seen. For $255 million over 50 years, funds that could be utilized elsewhere, we expect a lot from Harvard’s obstinate host...
While most of the weekend’s climbers were college-aged, the competition was open to anyone who paid the $8 entrance fee. All competitors climbed 12-foot walls for a set amount of time and their scores were based on the difficulty of the routes they chose to take...
...forget the 1,438 of America’s most promising young men and women whose lives have been cut senselessly short by this war. Let us not allow thousands more to come home in flag-draped coffins because we chose not to bring them home in time. The call to end the occupation is a call to support the troops...
Carter G. Woodson ’12, the second African American to earn a doctorate from Harvard, started “Negro History Week” in 1926, a tradition which evolved into Black History Month. He chose February because it is the month in which both Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln were born...