Christopher Reed
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On the Road with Death
In a world where buses are "flying coffins" and "moving morgues" and pedestrians should tremble, pulblic-health experts take on a neglected...
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NO on a Summer's Eve
One knew, perhaps, that the gas nitric oxide (NO) is a constituent of automobile exhaust and a big player in the formation of smog, and is no...
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Jambalaya
Harvest's main dining room. The outdoor terrace can be a pleasant alternative. Photograph courtesy of Harvest Restaurant The landmark...
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Pure Fabrications
Spend a day in church with Paul Matisse '54 and you will marvel at how the creator has shaped his world. Everywhere you look you see a...
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Spring Sampler
Photographs by Jim Harrison unless otherwise indicated. Objects © President and Fellows of Harvard College Here begins an excursion...
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Are American Liberties at Risk?
What threats to our constitutional culture should most concern us in the recent executive and legislative responses to September 11? asked...
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Grits and Beyond
If you want a precious morsel of "lacquered" foie gras with bee pollen, go to Clio in Boston. If you want to be fed voluptuous...
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Harvard as Seen in Its Buildings
As Harvard raises new buildings and begins thinking about its future presence on its Allston properties, will it conform to the prevailing...
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Where the Gentrified Antelope Play
Three decades ago, Davis Square in Somerville was the pits. A Cambridge matron who lives nearby recalls walking her children over there for ice...
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De Gustibus
Perhaps the most cheerful restaurant dining room in Cambridge is the main one at Up Stairs at the Pudding. But shed a tear. The delightful...
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Museums in Motion
Spirits quickened inside certain Harvard museums this winter when the dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Jeremy R. Knowles, began...
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Justin Kaplan, editor of Bartlett's “Familiar Quotations," reveals his m.o.
Hunting quintessential quotations with the editor of Barlett's