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...your house, or comment on that girl in section’s Facebook pictures, remember it could be worse—with the largest number of varsity teams of any Division I university, being a secret Harvard DHA creeper is no easy task.—Staff writer Alexandra J. Mihalek can be reached at amihalek@fas.harvard.edu...
According to students, both Manoharan and Kali (as the dog is affectionately known) are doing their jobs perfectly. Abigail J. Crutchfield ’10 praises the conversational atmosphere created by the dog’s presence. She describes the feel of her section meetings as “a book club full of very intelligent people...
...Indeed, the concentration has always faced a unique publicity challenge. Alice J. Belser, program manager for undergraduate students, said that she heard many students say that they regretted not knowing about the concentration before their senior year...
...insider’s perspective from someone who has been on the other side would be helpful for close-call cases.” But Curll said that the book was written with the knowledge and support of the Law School admissions office, Law School spokesman Robert L. J. London ’79 wrote in an e-mail yesterday that Curll’s book “doesn’t have anything to do with admissions at Harvard Law School today. The Law School does not endorse particular books on admission to law school...
...news about the secret U.S. raids into Syria and the possibility of a Syrian nuclear weapons program paint a darker picture of just how deep hostility may have run between the U.S. and Syria. "This was a real cold war," says Andrew J. Tabler, former editor of Syria Today, an English-language magazine in Damascus. "Improving U.S.-Syrian relations could be a lot harder than we thought...