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Most customers are walk-ins, mainly students who are looking for a low-priced manicure, but sometimes even tourists stopping to get their nails touched up. Word of mouth has helped, Nguyen says, as students learn of the Square’s first discount shop specializing in nails.
The ladies of Radcliffe College were subject to a host of restrictions on this mostly male campus, including mandatory check-ins and lunches in the Quad, limitations on wearing pants and an absolute a ban on studying in Lamont library.
IOP speakers. Living wage sit-ins. Groundbreaking medical studies. Grade inflation. Private-spats-turned-public-fodder between professors and administrators.
Everyone knows that Harvard students and professors like to hear the sound of their own voices, and this year has been no exception. The last nine months at Harvard have been marked by a deafening amount of speech on issues from the grave to the trivial—a divisive...
The once-quiet Mansfield has provoked protests and sit-ins on campus, inspired countless editorials and articles in the national media and has often agitated his way to the center of heated Faculty meeting arguments.