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...matters on the Harvard campus. The way in which HUPD has impaired our freedom to report has reverberations far beyond the Harvard campus. Many other student press organizations filed amicus briefs on our behalf, including the Student Press Law Center, the Heights Newspaper at Boston College, the Brown Daily Herald, the New England Press Association, the Society Professional Journalists, the Associated Collegiate Press. We are grateful for that show of support, particularly because it underscores the national significance of the problem. I will keep you updated on our progress working with the legislature. Accessing these records continues...
...Randall was the first tenured woman in the physics department of Princeton University and the first female theorist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, according to the Boston Herald. In 2001, Randall returned to Harvard where she became the third woman to get tenure in physics, according to the Times...
...Evidence of a fifth dimension could signal a new era in physics and could mean significant accolades for Randall. The Boston Herald speculates she would be a “shoe-in” for the Nobel Prize if the collider proves her correct...
...entryway. (Our lawyers require us to state here that we would never ever condone criminal actions.) With the myriad openings and closings of businesses in Harvard Square, the environment just outside the borders of our College is becoming a whole lot less distinctive. WordsWorth, a bookstore the Boston Herald noted had “introduced generations of high schoolers to the illicit pleasures of Henry Miller, William Burroughs and Anais Nin,” closed last year. The Brattle Theatre might be gone too, assuming its drive to raise $400,000 by February fails. Without the Brattle, where...
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