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Harvard Club of Boston sued by waitstaff
One issue is the distribution of payments made "in lieu of a gratuity."
Occupy Harvard protest continues, Faust issues statement
Yard access will remain restricted as long as protest continues.
Harvard College reports 4,245 early-action applicants for class of 2016
First admissions season since early action reinstated
Four Harvard seniors named 2011-12 Rhodes Scholars
Two Harvard Magazine writers are honored.
Football: Harvard 45, Yale 7 | November 19, 2011
The 2011 Ivy champions make it five straight over the Eli.
Harvard Innovation Lab opens
The new, University-wide facility opens in Allston, in a spirit of "Why not?" and "How about?"
Palfrey Leaves Law to become Head of Andover
John G. Palfrey VII will leave his role as professor and head of the library at Harvard Law School to lead Phillips Academy, Andover.
"Nixon in China" creators discuss their opera at Harvard
Composer John Adams John Adams ’69, A.M. ’72, librettist Alice Goodman ’80, and director Peter Sellars ’80 talked on a panel about their 1987 opera Nixon in China.
Josue Ortiz, football defensive tackle, dominates as Harvard clinches Ivy title
Defensive tackle Josue Ortiz came up big in the Penn game, where Harvard clinched the Ivy League title.
Protesters "Occupy" Harvard Yard, sleep in tents, amid heightened security
Protesters sleep in tents; police and security guards restrict access to the Yard.
Football: Harvard 37, Pennsylvania 20 | November 12, 2011
A runaway victory confers an Ivy League football championship.
Veterans Day ceremony honors Harvardians' military service
The Veterans Day service at Memorial Church honored Harvard’s “long crimson line.”