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...been a permanent professor at Harvard, his ties to the University run deep. He is a native Cantabrigian and served as a junior fellow in the Society of Fellows from 1998 to 2001 after finishing a Rhodes Scholarship and a degree from Yale Law School. His wife, Jeannie C. Y. Suk, became an assistant professor at the Law School this year, and the two were married in 1999 at the Harvard Club of New York, according to The New York Times. Presiding at their ceremony was Harold H. Koh ’75, who is now the dean of Yale...
Petersen-Sundquist had been projected as one of this year’s frontrunners, pitted against the Hadfield-Goldenberg ticket who received 1,025 votes. Ali Zaidi '08 and Edward Y. Lee '08 took 592 first-place votes...
...study, led by HSPH researcher Y. Claire Wang, is the first to quantify the “energy gap”—the discrepancy between energy taken in and energy expended—specifically for youth...
...suspect spending. As of early this morning, the Hadfield-Goldenberg campaign has been charged with 25 violation points, although it has spent over $300, the most of any campaign. The UC Election Commission has charged the campaign of Ali A. Zaidi ’08 and running mate Edward Y. Lee ’08 with 185 violation points for infractions in the first few days of the election. The Zaidi-Lee ticket has spent $195 so far. Zaidi said that his ticket never expected to spend more than $200, “recognizing that every $100 spent...
Last year, Kelley Harris ‘09 survived Math 55, even though she lacked one of the class’s common denominators—a Y chromosome. She wasn’t alone. Fellow sophomores Hannah Chung ’09 and Hana Kitasei ’09, a Crimson photo editor, joined Harris for the first semester. They were three girls in a class of 21 (if you can do the math, that’s approximately 14.285 percent). But Chung said those numbers weren’t a problem...