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A drawing by Heinz Tesar from the exhibit Fragments on Le Corbusier at the Carpenter Center. The drawing depicts Ronchamp (at right), Le Corbusier's pilgrimage chapel.

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Winter events

Three years after publication of Chicken Soup for the Soul, Canfield's publicist was saying that someone in America bought a copy of it every six seconds. Sequels (33 so far) and books outside the series have followed.

Prophet of Self-Esteem

John Taylor Canfield '66 dished up his first bowl of Chicken Soup for the Soul: 101 Stories to Open the Heart and Rekindle the Spirit in 1993...

by Christopher Reed

Show-offs

Bejeweled wings

For Mental Health at Harvard

Minding student mental health

Crimson on the Hill

Crimson Congresspersons

Two reading rooms have been created in what were formerly the Widener light courts. Both are within the stack perimeter. Right, the east reading room, where valuable books will be brought to patrons for use in a supervised setting, as in the reading room at Houghton Library.

Decoding Life’s Mysteries

A new center for genomic and life sciences...

Senior Class Marshals

Class marshalls

Bellerophon on Pegasus dispatches the Chimaera, as Milo Winter saw it in A Wonder-Book.

The High Noon of the Print Culture

"Of all childhood pastimes, reading was my passion," writes historian Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. '38 ...

Club Service

The HAA Clubs Committee this fall introduced a new award...

Work at Its Best

Moral excellence in the professions

by Craig Lambert

Wizard of Treys

Basketball

by Craig Lambert

Grandel's Playhouse to Wax, Hasty Pudding to Wane

Square theaters new and old