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...example, Societies of the World 32: “The Political Development of Western Europe,” which he took last fall, led him to set Puccini’s Tosca in western Italy. He directed Tosca for the Lowell House Opera in the spring...
...unique hits per day, and visitors from over 50 countries, a new website devoted to the style of Harvard and the flavor of Cambridge is cataloguing these sartorial attempts. A eureka moment in Leverett dining hall followed by months of planning and designing the minutiae of the site led Emily X. L. Xie ’12 and Colin Teo ’12 to create the booksandliquor.com, a collection of expressions of personality in the clothes, accessories, and even halls of Harvard...
...last time the teams faced, two of the Crimson’s top pitchers, rookie Jess Ferri and sophomore Rachel Brown, struggled against a potent Cornell offense, before Black took the mound and led Harvard to a 7-6 nightcap...
Junior Ellen Macadam and sophomore Whitney Shaw have led the charge. Macadam has the team’s highest batting average at .365, with Shaw right behind her at .338. Shaw’s .714 slugging percentage, meanwhile, takes the cake, with Macadam’s .554 good for second on the team...
Weller, the award’s namesake and the symposium’s honoree, was a physician and virologist who won the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1954 for his work in tissue-culture research, which led to the development of vaccines for polio, chicken pox, measles, and other viral diseases. Weller died...