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Changing the College Curriculum
The renovation of Harvard's undergraduate course of study took two piecemeal steps forward during the late winter and early spring, even as the...
2002 Senior Marshals
Photographs by Gerard Hammond (inset) and Stu Rosner The senior marshals, looking ahead to Commencement 2002, are: (inset) first...
Murasaki Shikibu
The Japanese woman who wrote the extraordinary Tale of Genji a thousand years ago is known only by a nickname. Her given name went unrecorded...
Physical Educator
It's sleek, curvy, firm, well-balancedPaul Widerman '83 has created a sculpture that can make you feel as good as it looks. ...
Jambalaya
Harvest's main dining room. The outdoor terrace can be a pleasant alternative. Photograph courtesy of Harvest Restaurant The landmark...
Winter Sports
Men's Ice Hockey In a season filled with thrilling come-from-behind and overtime wins, the icemen (15-15-4 overall; 14-9-3 ECAC; 4-5-1 Ivy)...
Crimson Women
Two years in the making, the Women's Guide to Harvard was distributed to studentswomen and men alikeat the beginning of spring term...
Overcommitted Undergraduates?
Dean Harry R. Lewis begins his annual report on Harvard College for the previous academic year (available at www.college.harvard.edu/dean/) with...
Short, Stubby, Sexy
The little green car nosed its way into the concrete lobby of the Graduate School of Design in late January. At Harvard for a two-month visit to...
Why Do Yellow Birds Sing?
A plant of modest beauty and legendary elusiveness, Shortia galacifolia, called Oconee bells or little coltsfoot, is a woodland, evergreen...
Harvard Calendar
SPECIAL. The tenth annual ArtsFirst festival, offering dozens of student performances of music, dance, and drama, most of them free and open to...
Harvard at Home
The on-line venture Harvard at Home gives alumni glimpses of class lectures, research projects, and intellectual happenings throughout the...