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To the Editor: Hillel Welcomes Critical Dialogue, Not Bigoted Protest.
Hillel draws one very simple line in terms of acceptable forms of Judaism: One person’s expression of Judaism cannot deny another’s.
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Harvard Must Act to Save Jewish Studies
At a time when studying Judaism has never been more crucial, the University must act decisively to find highly qualified ...
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Harvard Needs More International Students
Harvard claims to be committed to promoting diversity, even after the downfall of affirmative action. It should be. It’s ...
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‘This Really Could Happen to Me’: Students React With Fear to Cyclist Deaths
Amid ongoing advocacy for expanded bike lanes, three cyclists were killed in Cambridge in less than four months.
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Final Clubs Host Unofficial Harvard-Yale Tailgate Before HUPD Sweep
Hundreds of students flocked to an unofficial tailgate hosted by Harvard final clubs ahead of The Game on Saturday morning, ...
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After a Year of Shutdowns and Disruption, T Declares Red Line Slow Zone-Free
The MBTA announced last week that the last remaining slow zones along the Red Line would be eliminated by Monday, when the ...
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Harvard President Garber Gently Ribs Larry Summers at 70th Birthday Conference
Harvard President Alan M. Garber ’76 teased University Professor Lawerence H. Summers during a largely comedic address about ...
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Cambridge Health Alliance Clinicians File for Unionization With Mass. Labor Relations
Approximately 230 physicians, psychologists, and physician associates at Cambridge Health Alliance filed for unionization ...
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Cambridge Residents Celebrate Opening of Binney Street Park
Cambridge residents and city officials gathered Friday morning to celebrate the opening of Binney Street Park — the last of ...
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Harvard Biology Lecturer Andrew Berry Sends Up Yale at Annual Bulldog Roast
At his annual ‘Bulldog Roast’ on Thursday before the 140th Harvard-Yale game, Harvard Organismic and Evolutionary Biology ...
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Flyby Tries: Intellectual Vitality at the H-Y Game
Harvard has something that Yale doesn’t: intellectual vitality. One Flyby writer tried to practice intellectual vitality at the H-Y game to see if we could at least win against Yale that way.
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In Photos: The 140th Playing of The Game
The 140th annual game between the Harvard Crimson and the Yale Bulldogs returned to Harvard Stadium on Saturday. The Bulldogs emerged victorious with a final score of 34-29, robbing the Crimson of its ...