Craig Lambert

Hard-skating brothers Danny, Alex, and Michael Biega (left to right) spray ice chips at Bright Hockey Center.

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Three Biega brothers play ice hockey at Harvard

Alex, Mike, and Danny Biega, a talented trio of brothers, play ice hockey for Harvard.

Carl Kassel (left), announcer for National Public Radio’s weekly <em>Wait, Wait...Don’t Tell Me!</em> clowns with its host, Peter Sagal.

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The Harvard radio wits of NPR’s “Wait, Wait...Don’t Tell Me!”

Three Harvard graduates help create the weekly humor of NPR’s Wait, Wait...Don’t Tell Me!

Novelist and Wall Streeter Norb Vonnegut, during a book tour in Sydney, Australia

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Former financier Norb Vonnegut’s investment-world thriller

Top Producer, by Norb Vonnegut ’80, is a thriller set on Wall Street. Listen to excerpts from an interview with its stockbroker author.

Cruising the Square: The Window Shop restaurant in the 1950s

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Photo history of Harvard Square

A new book of photographs tells Harvard Square’s history since the 1950s. Test your own Square knowledge for a chance to win a copy of the book.

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"Spaced education" improves learning

With “spaced education,” a surgeon offers a better way to learn.

A Fairy leaps.

Performing Arts |

Diane Paulus directs American Repertory Theater

Diane Paulus, the new artistic director of the American Repertory Theater, has an ambitious populist vision.

Wine, fire, and food—a tempting cornucopia at Beacon Hill Bistro.

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Beacon Hill Bistro review

A cozy Beacon Hill spot that’s a bit French

Illustration by Stuart Bradford

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New media transform college classrooms

Visual, audio, and interactive media are transforming the college classroom

Samuel Saidel-Goley (foreground) and Archery Club colleagues draw their bows.

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Harvard Archery Club revival

Renaissance for the Archery Club

James Katz (left) and Bob Nadelberg with an indoor bicycle at their offices

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Harvard-trained docs practice “age-management” medicine

Two Harvard-trained doctors launch a practice in the emerging field of age-management medicine.

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"Justice" course now on television, online, and in book form

Harvard's first televised course debuts in three media.

Richard Peña at Lincoln Center, with a New York Film Festival banner at right, behind him

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New York Film Festival program director Richard Peña

Richard Peña ’75 is program director of the New York Film Festival.