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Erika T. Hamden ’06 didn’t have to become an Anthropology or EPS concentrator to get Harvard to take her on a mini-break. Last spring, Hamden took the Freshman Seminar “‘Sin and the City’: Tales of...
new book Widener: Biography of a Library. Come hear tales of weal, woe and books. Free. 6:30 p.m. Harvard Book Store. (EF)
"Mack says he expected the disbelief that has greeted the bizarre tales recounted in his book. 'This isn't supposed to be,' he explained to TIME. 'You aren't supposed to have little guys with big black eyes taking men, women and children against their wills on beams of light...
The Review was often not an easy read, but people who needed to know Asia skipped it at their peril. It took equally seriously the plight of hill tribes in Bangladesh and adjustments in monetary policy in Malaysia. Under the protection of British laws in Hong Kong, it was able...
Three years ago, Joseph J. Ellis, one of the most widely read American historians, ran into a career crisis of his own strange devising. Just months after his book Founding Brothers: The Revolutionary Generation won the Pulitzer Prize and planted itself for a long run on the best-seller list...