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Grumbling among the Woodwinds

Lush notes from your violin resound through gilt-edged halls. Hushed audiences listen as you enthrall them with Beethoven or Prokofiev. Hundreds...

Fall Sports Synopsized

Women’s Soccer Undefeated in the ivies, the Crimson side (14-2-1 overall, 6-0-0 Ivy) won their fourth league title in five years...

Getting Lost

by Geoffrey A. Fowler

Love Stories

by Jennifer 8. Lee

It takes one to build one. To assemble a 180-foot-high crane behind Widener Library, the crane in the foreground carefully hoisted a 300-foot-long boom from Massachusetts Avenue, where it had been pieced together, into place on high. The July 9 maneuver was reminiscent of a docking in space. Anthony C. Ferranti ’46, observing from his camera store across the street, opined, “This is the most exciting thing that’s happened in Harvard Square in years.”

South by North Harvard

Saying Good-bye

by Sara Houghteling

Help Wanted

by Serena K. Mayeri

The Networked Student

by Jennifer 8. Lee

Home Ground

by Sara Houghteling

Animal Liberation

Peter Singer on nonhuman consciousness and the animal-protection movement

by John Lauerman

The Mating Game

by Jennifer 8. Lee

A Pact with Solitude

by Sara Houghteling