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Zapf-Belanger, who said she did not encounter the HUPD officer, wrote that the studyers “played up the humour part?? of their near-nakedness. “I’m not sure why they were hassled, though, because as far as I know, it’s not illegal to go around in your underwear. No private parts were showing, so it’s no different from tanning on a beach,” she wrote...
...Office (FDO) has a new weapon in its arsenal. This fall, the FDO introduced the Freshman Residential Education (FRED) program, which aims to help first-years acclimate to Harvard, according to the FDO’s website. Unlike previous education programs, FRED is divided into two parts. The first part??FRED I—is a mandatory series of three sessions on sexual assault, alcohol and drug abuse, and general wellness. Dean of Freshmen Thomas A. Dingman ’67 said that each entryway of freshmen have attended or will attend these sessions together at some point...
...Summer Sun,” every track here would make average-to-great background music. The melodies of “Mr. Tough,” “Sometimes I Don’t Get You,” and “The Weakest Part?? are all practically begging to be looped underneath an announcement for upcoming programming during “All Things Considered”—catchy, but instantly forgettable. For better and for worse, the instrumentation is more diverse than expected. Piano is all over the place, about as common...
...college attendance for the high school class of 1992, adjusting for family background, test scores, and high-school achievement, according to Goldin and Katz’s research.One year after University President Lawrence H. Summers pledged to spend $50 million on an effort that is—in part??focused on improving the position of female students and scholars at Harvard, it might seem surprising that, on a nationwide level, it’s the Y chromosome that’s in low supply in college classrooms.“I think these are extremely interesting long-term...
...jacket, a shirt, a hat, a DVD of the team’s championship season, a baseball, and the last part??the best part??a letter. Lucchino, a man whom Cosgriff had never met, had himself survived cancer against the odds. Twice—in the mid-80’s with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, for which he received a bone marrow transplant, and in the 90’s for prostate cancer—Lucchino had experienced the twin hells of cancer and chemo...