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...results set the stage for the first-ever woman speaker of the House??the closest a woman has ever come to the presidency—and an end to four years of one-party government in Washington...
...student photography exhibition currently up in the Leverett House dining hall grants a glimpse into the lives of several of the House??s closet photographers. Julia E. Rozier ’08, Matt W. Smith ’07, and Jason Pan ’09, all self-professed amateurs, all have pieces in the exhibit. This the first time any of them has ever had their photographs on display in a show, despite being involved in other facets of the arts world at Harvard...
...least one day a week, the “People’s House?? will no longer live up to its egalitarian moniker...
Quincy embraces its “People’s House?? image, using the nickname in its own newsletter. Named for the antislavery Boston mayor and 15th Harvard president, Josiah Quincy, Class of 1790, it is the largest of the 12 undergraduate Houses and has, up until now, placed no restrictions on out-of-House upperclassman diners, according to the University Dining Services We site. Freshmen could eat there when accompanied by a Quincyite...
...Outside of that sole meal, Quincy will remain the ‘People’s House?? and leave its doors open to all,” Trahan said...