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...inscription on Emerson Hall prominently states: “What is man that thou art mindful of him.” It is impossible not be mindful of men when nearly every statue, building and piece of artwork on campus was either donated by or dedicated to the great men who have passed through Johnston Gate. Female donors commissioned two of the most prominent buildings on campus—Sever Hall and Widener Library. Mrs. Widener even had a profound influence over the design of the hulking imperial library...
...Lamont of deans and famous faculty, the very names of the River Houses and Yard dorms are testaments to male alums and presidents. First-years eagerly search databases of dorm rooms to discover if they have been privileged enough to sleep in the same room as Ralph Waldo Emerson (Hollis 5), John Fitzgerald Kennedy (Weld 32) or Bill Gates (Wigglesworth...
...Officers located a person in Emerson Hall who already had a trespass warning placed against them. Officers arrested David Scrima, 44, of New York City, on charges of trespassing and resisting arrest...
...fitting that when Cornel R. West ’74 came to Harvard last Saturday to discuss his new book, Democracy Matters: Winning the Fight Against Imperialism, he spoke not in the halls of Sever or Emerson, but at the pulpit of First Parish Church...
KILLED. VICTORIA SNELGROVE, 21, a journalism student at Emerson College; after being hit in the face by a projectile used by a policeman during celebrations following the Red Sox playoff victory; in Boston. The pepper-spray balls, considered nonlethal, were being used for crowd control, although some witnesses said the crowd appeared subdued when Snelgrove...