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Unless, that is, you happen to be an alumnus of Philips Exeter, pay tuition with your trust fund, and have a last name like Wigglesworth or Sackler. That's the way it is and that's the way it always has been...
...Memorial Hall R-Z Science Center A Engineering Science 151 Science Center C Italian Bab Sever 103 Mathematics 122 Science Center D Moral Reasoning 32 Science Center B Slavic 102 Boylston 11 Slavic Ca Boylston 11 Slavic Da Boylston 11 Slavic Ga Boylston 11 Visual and Environmental Studies 107 Sackler Lecture Hall FRIDAY JANUARY...
...Emerson 305 Biology 19 Emerson 105 Celtic 132 Emerson 305 Economics 2450a Harvard 202 English 182 Jefferson 250 English 200a Emerson 210 Government 1040 Geological Lecture Hall Government 1080 Jefferson 250 Government 1365 Emerson 210 Greek 102 Harvard 201 Historical Study A-13 Memorial Hall Historical Study B-17 Sackler Lecture Hall History 1611 A--R Science Center B S--Z Science Center D Korean Ba Pierce 110 Linguistics 110 Science Center A Literature and Arts B-13 Sever 113 Mathematics 115 Goelogical Lecture Hall Mathematics 22a Science Center D Mathematics 25a 2 Divinity Ave., Rm 18 Music 155a Music...
...Afro-American Studies 118a Harvard 104 Economics 1010a A--R Memorial Hall S--Z Emerson 105 Economics 1364 Emerson 210 Economics 1399a Emerson 105 Engineering Sciences 201 Sackler Lecture Hall Government 1230 Harvard 104 History of Science 107 Harvard 104 Literature and Arts A-40a A--D Memorial Hall E--F Science Center E G--K Science Center B L--O Science Center C P--R Science Center D S--V Jefferson 250 W--Z Science Center Mathematics 21b Sackler Lecture Hall Social Analysis 38 Sever 113 Statistics 100 Harvard 202 TUESDAY JANUARY 15 VI, XVII, XVIII...
Harvard's collection of Tun-huang wall paintings and sculptures in the Sackler Museum should also be considered an important case in the repatriation debate. The pieces were taken from Buddhist cave temples in northern China by Harvard archeologist Langdon Warner in a 1920 expedition. The ancient caves, now preserved by the Chinese government, are marred by gaping holes in the walls where the wall paintings and sculptures used...