Ladies And Gentlemen, Your Ward 3 Councilmember
Mary Cheh is a smart lady. She's got tenure at George Washington University Law School and has a master's degree from Fair Harvard. That said, it was slightly mystifying to read the following, located about halfway through an interview Cheh gave to the Washington... read the full story
Another View: The Debate Over Vilifying Bankers
Bill George, a Harvard business professor, responds to the numerous comments from readers after his provocative piece, "Let's Stop Vilifying the Bankers," appeared on DealBook. read the full story
Harvard Mourns Prof Killed In Fiery Crash
The Harvard community is mourning a long-time professor of public health at the university who was killed in a fiery head-on crash in New Hampshire Monday along with his wife and mother. read the full story
Tulsa Crash With A Crane's Hook Injures Driver
One person was injured after a crane's hook damaged a car in a crash at 61st and Harvard Monday morning. read the full story
HSCI Nears Stem Cell Creation Goal
A team of Harvard researchers at the Harvard Stem Cell Institute recently made a significant step in creating clinically-safe, induced pluripotent stem cells, an advance that could be “revolutionary” in treating patients with neuromuscular diseases like... read the full story
After a period of strategic growth, two of Harvard’s smallest graduate schools are not planning to conduct faculty searches this academic year. read the full story
Lampoon Publishes “Twilight” Parody
On Nov. 3, “Twilight” fans can sink their teeth into the newest installment in the vampire saga, penned not by Stephenie Meyer but by a semi-secret Sorrento Square social organization which used to occasionally publish a so-called humor magazine, The Harvard... read the full story
Almost $4,500 worth of valuables was stolen from the women’s soccer and softball locker rooms last Tuesday—the most recent incident in an unusual string of burglaries that has hit four different Harvard athletic teams in the past month. read the full story
The Harvard-Yenching Library—the largest university library for East Asian research in the Western World—signed an agreement on Friday with the National Library of China to digitize Harvard’s entire 51,500-volume Chinese rare book collection over the next six... read the full story
Day care next frontier in fighting kids' obesity
Day care is the next frontier: New Harvard research shows few states require that child-care providers take specific nutrition and physical activity steps... read the full story
Photos from: Zombie Walk in Salem World War II airfield battle reenactment in Stow Oktoberfest in Harvard Square ( more read the full story
We did a wee bit of slacking with regard to getting the book events out this month, but it's cool—there are still a ton of amazing events going on. And keep an eye out for more coverage of the Boston Book Festival coming up on October 24. Monday, October 12... read the full story
Image of last year's Harvard Square Oktoberfest by AntyDiluvian It's a quiet, sunny day in the Hub today. Good news if you wanted to spend your afternoon watching the Sox and Pats. Luckily or the rest of you, there are a couple of things worth doing. Festivals... read the full story
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