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Harvard men's basketball garners first NCAA tournament berth since 1946
Harvard men gain first NCAA basketball berth since 1946.
Class notes and obituaries May-June 2012
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Gertrude of Helfta, female visionary, by Caroline W. Bynum
Brief life of a female visionary: 1256-c. 1302
Excerpt from "The Great Divergence" by Timothy Noah
Excerpt from The Great Divergence by Timothy Noah ’80
Lady Gaga launches the Born This Way Foundation at Harvard
A star-studded panel celebrates the launch of the Born This Way Foundation.
Wallace Shawn and Andre Gregory version of Ibsen play to become a Demme film
Their version of Ibsen's The Master Builder will become a film.
Harvard study finds stem cells in ovaries grow eggs
The findings could have implications for treating infertility.
Harvard squash women win national College Squash Association title
The team beats Yale in the final.
Coed housing transition remembered in Pforzheimer House panel and exhibit
Remembering co-residency’s trial run
The Humanities, Digitized
Reconceiving the study of culture
Ji Chaozhou ’52 helped translate when Nixon went to China
Ji Chaozhou ’52 helped translate for China’s leaders when a U.S. president first visited the People's Republic.
Yukio Lippit video on 18th-century Japanese painter Itō Jakuchū
In a video interview, Yukio Lippit explains the beauty of Japanese paintings displayed in the Cherry Blossom Festival centennial exhibit.