Lori I. Diamond

A Peek Into the Bookshelf and Back to Childhood

•

A peek into the bookshelves of the average Harvard student can be very revealing. It is in his Currier bookshelf,

•

T he idea of becoming a single mother frightened Anna N. Payanzo '00 enough, but the news also came at

•

T he carriage Gina M. Ocon '98-'00 steers is too wide to fit into the narrow aisle of the shuttle

•

N ot all undergraduate mothers at Harvard are under 25. Suzanne Girlando '68-'96, had four children when she graduated Harvard

•

"I was there really quickly. It was crowded. It was nice to see everyone out by the river. I wish

•

Among the many pieces of mail that Harvard sent out this summer, few caused as much of a stir as

•

Community and student groups met in Emerson Hall last night to discuss the proposed demolition of four historic Harvard Square

•

On the morning of March 20, large numbers of first-year students began crying, screaming and cursing the administration when they

•

H aving a hard time dealing with academics? Classes can be pretty demanding, and often consume lots of time. However,

•

N eed a break from attending lectures, studying for exams and writing papers? Has spending some time away from Harvard