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...faculty advisory committee, said of Counter, “I can’t imagine someone more deserving of this award. He’s a real treasure of this university.” Patrick is the first African-American governor of Massachusetts and a former Dunster House resident. His deputy press secretary said yesterday that the governor is “tremendously honored to be selected for this award.” The Concerned Black Men of Massachusetts will honor Counter and Patrick at its 18th Annual Andrew J. Davis Unity Breakfast. Saturday’s event will...
...very emotional and therapeutic process,” the student said last night. “I wanted to show a different perspective and the long-term effects of dealing with sexual assault.”Another contributor wrote about an experience closer to home.The student, a sophomore in Dunster, said she had been sexually assaulted by a stranger last summer at a job in the Northeast, and is now working through the repercussions. “It’s definitely affected me long-term,” she said. “Like, if I go into...
Lumumba Seegars ’09 is a social studies concentrator in Dunster House. His column appears on alternate Fridays...
...only other thing outside of mealtime that Harvard Hillel offers,” she said. Granick and Reform Minyan Social Co-Chair Seth R. Flaxman ’08, the matzah pizza chefs themselves, were careful to remind attendees that their tasty delicacies were made in the Dunster Grill—not exactly the ideal kosher kitchen. However, after reassurance that the pizza contained no “non-kosher-or-Passover” ingredients, students wasted no time in consuming the religiously acceptable snack. Flaxman, also the vice president for community relations at Harvard Hillel, explained the choice...
It’s probably not news to you that sleep matters. Students heard this advice yet again last night, but this time a Medical School professor told them the science behind all-nighters and snooze buttons. At a Dunster House dinner discussion called “Why Sleep?” that was sponsored by Harvard University Health Services (HUHS), Assistant Professor of Medicine Steven W. Lockley answered questions for a group of about 18 students. “The bad news is, there’s no way around it,” he said...