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By Elizabeth S. Auritt
Yesterday
For the first time in five years, Harvard College has seen a dip in applications.
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By Gina K. Hackett and Rebecca D. Robbins
12 hours ago
It is easier to gain early admission to Harvard College than get into a class with Harry Potter on the syllabus.
While Harvard College admitted 18 percent of its early applicants in December, Professor Maria Tatar only admitted 10.5 percent of interested students to her class Folklore and Mythology 90i: “Fairy Tales and Fantasy Literature.”
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By Jacob D. H. Feldman
6 hours ago
Yale quarterback Patrick Witt, who attracted national attention when he faced a decision between playing in the Nov. 19 Harvard-Yale football game or attending an interview for a Rhodes Scholarship, reportedly did not have a choice at all.
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By Scott A. Sherman
14 hours ago
The last two times the No. 23 Harvard men’s basketball team has stepped foot in Payne Whitney Gymnasium in New Haven, the result has been, well, pain. A lot of it.
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By Maya Jonas-Silver
14 hours ago
Students’ learning does not correlate with the education level or experience of their teachers, Graduate School of Education professor Thomas J. Kane said Thursday in a panel discussion at the School of Education.
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OPINION
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Editorials
| By The Crimson Staff
15 hours ago
In order to maintain the vitality of this storied rivalry in the absence of alcohol, we ought to compete in something at which both schools really do excel.
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Op Eds
| By Elizabeth W. Pike
15 hours ago
The internet age has created an unprecedented situation in which government censorship is actually catalyzing creativity.
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Editorials
| By The Crimson Staff
Yesterday
As members of the Harvard community, we all have the opportunity to urge Harvard faculty and administrators to regard charges of animal cruelty with the utmost seriousness and to recognize our institution as a leading university that should set an example for many other institutions.
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Editorials
| By The Crimson Staff
2 days ago
In order to provide the services that push the boundaries of knowledge forward, the libraries may have to shed some workers.
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