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Marijuana
… By the time he turned 18, Irvin Rosenfeld had long suffered … the only thing I've done differently.'" Rosenfeld is one of a growing number of patients inhaling and hailing the … to calm his stomach, but she went ahead anyway. "My surprise gave way to relief when I saw how relaxed Danny was," …
Cryptic Puzzle: “10K”
… Download the puzzle Download the hints Download the solution “10K” solvers (Solvers … to his mailing list. … Solve the most recent creation of puzzlemaker John de Cuevas ’52. … March-April 2012 …
Comings and Goings
… University clubs offer a variety of stimulating gatherings. Here is a list of …
Issue: May-June 2006
They Said
… President Lawrence S. Bacow: “I began to let that idea of myself go” In his baccalaureate address , President … an anxiety many students probably felt: “After years of amassing options, you are now faced with the prospect of having to exercise them—the act of walking …
Issue: July-August 2019
Elbow Room
… colleagues, issued in January, with a literary hat trick. The first two pages quote John Adams, A.B. 1755, LL.D. 1781 … the Commonwealth’s legislature “to cherish the interests of literature and the sciences, and all seminaries of them: especially the university at Cambridge”); the …
Shedding Light through Social Science
… Douglas Elmendorf, who most recently served as director of the U.S. Congressional Budget Office, will be returning to Harvard in January to serve as …
Issue: September-October 2015
Richard Murnane Named Acting Education School Dean
… Faust today announced that Richard J. Murnane, Thompson professor of education and society , will serve as acting dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE), effective …
Seeking Greenery
… Tower Hill Botanic Garden’s “Month of Flowers” is a bracing antidote to winter. Along with bountiful floral arrangements and the subtropical plants blossoming in its conservatories, the … Massachusetts, organization is sponsoring a series of events throughout February. These include: lessons on …
Issue: January-February 2016
Has Harvard “Divested”?
… P erhaps more than any other issue, questions about Harvard’s endowment investments in fossil-fuel production and advocacy in favor of divesting any such assets have dominated campus … University’s role in addressing it. One such instance has arisen recently, in the response to a Harvard statement about …
More “Cooperative” Than “Corporate”
… “Nurture, non-selfishness , and the real importance of grassroots organizing”—that was how … wide-ranging panel discussion Friday morning about the role of women as leaders in global health. The opening event of …
Battling Eating Disorders
… awareness club as a freshman majoring in neuroscience at the University of Pennsylvania, she did it to support a friend. “My friend had lived experience [of an eating disorder] and was really passionate about …
Issue: January-February 2024
Prize-Worthy Work, on Readers’ Behalf
… honor four outstanding contributors to Harvard Magazine for their work on readers’ behalf during 2020, and confer a … honorarium on each. Dick Friedman Photograph courtesy of Dick Friedman Our awards for distinguished writing … rich, wonderfully written, and passionate coverage of Crimson football—culminating, this year, in a full season …
Back on Top
… As so often happens, The Game came down to the end. This time for Harvard it was … receiver Cooper Barkate worked his way free at the back of the end zone, Craig stopped and fired in his direction. …
Issue: January-February 2024
Obsessed at Harvard
… '50, who died in 1999, once told a would-be interviewer, "The facts of my life are so few, tedious, and irrelevant to anything … is no point in going into them." Yet he granted dozens of interviews over the course of his life, enough so that …
Issue: January-February 2002
“Math Kids” Facilitator
… “The two most important things that a math kid needs are time … was the central tenet for Paul Zeitz ’81 when he started Proof School, a mathematics-focused private middle school and high school in San Francisco. At the end of its first year, this past June, his venture had filled …
Issue: September-October 2016