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...lesson to be gleaned from the battle to install emergency call boxes on Cambridge Common. Outcry for brighter lighting and blue-light phones on the historic Common began nearly 11 months ago, after the first of a string of 12 sexual assaults that occurred around campus last fall and winter. Many of the assaults occurred on dimly-lit and highly-frequented routes. Last October, a Harvard undergraduate was allegedly groped around 8:30 p.m. in the Common, which is a popular route to and from the Quad...
...also being driven in some measure by a group of men heeding another trend from the collections. At Gucci, for example, menswear designer John Ray presented brocade jackets and ornate tunics adorned with beads and coins. At Miu Miu, coats dripped with small mirrors. For this winter, Hedi Slimane at Christian Dior Homme is offering floor-length kilts. A similar sense of indulgence, if not flamboyance, was evoked by clothes that went in the other direction. Suits that were spare and sleek were also impeccably cut in plush fabrics. The unifying notion was the acknowledgment that just as for some...
Robert Doyle, director of Instructional Media Services for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, who has worked with Nathans as a freshman adviser, said that Nathans told him last winter that she had been told she would have to leave. “My understanding is that at the end of the academic year she will be gone,” Doyle said. “But I don’t know the reason...
These improvements come a full year after an Oct. 23, 2003 assault of a Harvard undergraduate who was allegedly groped by an unidentified assailant around 8:30 p.m. in Cambridge Common. This was one of 12 reported incidents of assault around campus in the fall and winter...
...With winter approaching, researchers caution us to mind our hearts. According to a French study presented at the European Society of Cardiology meeting in Munich, cold spells too often trigger heart attacks, especially in people with high blood pressure. Tracking more than 700 patients hospitalized over a two-year period, researchers found that for those with high blood pressure, heart-attack risk doubled when the mercury dropped below 39.2F. Cold weather constricts blood vessels and thickens blood, making clots more likely...