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...Indeed, after a quiet half-decade, student activism saw an upsurge this spring. Less than a week after they broke their fast, the Stand for Security strikers would be joined on the activist platform by leaders of many campus ethnic groups who came together in a campaign to confront racism at the University...
...launched our web site, IvyGate, last July on the premise that the students of the Ivy League are ridiculous enough to deserve, well, ridicule. If Page Six and The Chronicle of Higher Education had a one-night stand, we’d be their illegitimate daughter...
...long-term construction plans across the Charles River, is slated to be located in place of the sports complex that today includes Blodgett Pool, Briggs Cage basketball arena, Dillon Field House, and Palmer Dixon Courts. Those facilities would all be moved just south of where they now stand...
...must approve all of Harvard’s construction plans, has delayed the authorization of the art museum plans until the science complex is approved, which will most likely be late this summer or early next fall. When Harvard resumes its public discussion of the art museum, it should stand by its vision for Barry’s Corner. It should, however, also work with the Allston community to design the public aspects of the museum to best benefit its Allston neighbors.Beyond the art museum, Harvard officials and the Harvard Allston Task Force have been discussing...
...hold that the mission of higher education requires values other than money—the not-so-corporate vow of “Veritas,” for example, or principles of justice, accountability, sustainability, peace, and freedom. Ours is the generation of 9/11, Iraq, Katrina. Wherever we stand, we have learned that nothing, not even the Harvard bubble, can insulate us from the world—nor should...