May 21, 2008

NYC Book Signing: The Fortune Cookie Chronicles

Donors were invited to the Harvard Club of New York City for a presentation and book signing.

On May 21, Harvard Magazine donors were invited to the Harvard Club of New York City for a presentation and book signing with Jennifer 8. Lee '99, author of The Fortune Cookie Chronicles.

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