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The Lion’s Share
In his poignant one-man musical, Benjamin Scheuer finds his roar.Benjamin Scheuer playing one of the six instruments he uses in the course of his one-man musical, The LionPhotograph by Matthew...
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Worth a Thousand Words
A printmaker plays with the systems and structures of language.Hulsey in her studio, with book presses behind herPortrait by Stu RosnerHulsey in her studio, with book presses behind herPortrait by Stu...
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Seniors Help Houses Thrive
Harvard seniors honored for improving House lifeJordan Weiers ’16 and Gabriela D.M. "Gaby" Ruiz-Colón ’16Photograph by Juliette LynchJordan Weiers ’16 and Gabriela D.M. "Gaby" Ruiz-Colón ’16Photograph...
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Congratulations Are in Order
The 2015 Harvard Alumni Association Award winnersTop from left: Thomas E. Blamey, Peter A. Carfagna, and Robert P. Fox Jr. Bottom row from left: Joan Keenan, Robert M. Kraft, and Nancy SinsabaughTop...
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Hiram Hunn Awards
Harvard alumni honored for volunteer admissions interviewingTop row from left: William L. Eisenhart, Tanya Ryk Friedman, and Anita Warren Fritze. Bottom row from left: Marsha Hirano-Nakanishi, Meg...
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A Shelter in Harvard Square
Two young alumni generate a refuge for homeless youths.Sam Greenberg ’14 and Sarah Rosenkrantz ’14 walk Senator Elizabeth Warren through the soon-to-be-finished shelter.Photograph by Mary Catherine...
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A Grammar of Pain
A new film about American veterans and the struggle to tell their stories through trauma therapyA veteran’s daughter visits with her father.Photograph ©Alice FilmsA veteran’s daughter visits with her...
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The Journalist as Citizen
Linda Greenhouse on the tension between objectivity and engagement In tonight's lecture, Linda Greenhouse will consider “journalism's struggle to serve two masters: the rule of fair and balanced, and...
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Street Doctor
James O’Connell has spent 30 years caring for the homeless.Dr. James O’Connell, president of Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program and assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical...
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Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program serves more than 12,000 homeless people a year.January-February 2016 Alumni Vulnerable Patients Quality CarePrint Section: Features All Topics (include...
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The Elephant in the Cutting Room
A writer balances structure and spontaneity in her latest novel.Tania JamesMelissa Stewart/Courtesy of Tania JamesTania JamesMelissa Stewart/Courtesy of Tania JamesJanuary-February 2016 Books All...
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Beyond Brahminism
How Richard Henry Dana Jr. came to hate slavery and injusticeOpen BookRichard Henry Dana Jr. in 1842From Two Years Before the Mast (Houghton Mifflin Co,.1911)Richard Henry Dana Jr. in 1842From Two...
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Harvard Law Weighs In
Updates on The Harvard CampaignMartha MinowMartha Stewart/Courtesy of Harvard Law SchoolMartha MinowMartha Stewart/Courtesy of Harvard Law SchoolJanuary-February 2016 Capital Campaign All Topics...
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Mapping the Ganges
A decade spent exploring India’s dynamic sacred riverArticle Title Override for Email: A decade tracking the GangesAnthony Acciavatti beside the lake in Central Park, a body of water closer to...
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Sea Sex
Article Title Override for Email: Seduction under the seaChanneling Valentine’s Day—and sustainable oceans—via sexy sea creaturesIllustration by Missy Chimovitz, from the bookIllustration by Missy...
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Lost in Ideas
Television’s Carlton Cuse on what animates his workCarlton Cuse with a young Norman Bates (played by Freddie Highmore) on the set of Bates MotelPhotograph courtesy of Carlton CuseCarlton Cuse with a...
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Off the Shelf
Recent books cover the origins of mambo, American economic growth, cancer, landscape, and moreThe mambo, danced professionally in New York City, 1954Yale Joel/Life Magazine/Getty ImagesThe mambo,...
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Raising the Barre
A long-time Cambridge arts organization is poised to grow.Explorations and Curiosities<p class="caption">Scenes from Wendy Jehlen’s “Movement Exploration” class</p><p...
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Rhetoric and Law
The double life of Richard Posner, America’s most contentious legal reformerRichard PosnerPhotograph by John Gress/Corbis ImagesRichard PosnerPhotograph by John Gress/Corbis ImagesJanuary-February...
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Parachute Specialist
Job counselor Dick Bolles ’50 keeps “chugging away.”Dick BollesGlenn JonesDick BollesGlenn JonesJanuary-February 2016 Alumni All Topics (include primary again, comand or ctrl click to select multiples)...
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