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The Lost Art of Having Hobbies | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson
The Lost Art of Having Hobbies | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson
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The Uncompromisable Eight Hours | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson
The Uncompromisable Eight Hours | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson
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From Sci-Fi Reads to Nature Strolls: Library Resources to Support Mental Health
For Mental Health Awareness Month, Communications intern Liz Hoveland highlights how Harvard affiliates can use our libraries for self-care.
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The Bronx Fire: A Tragedy, But Not An Accident | Opinion
The Bronx Fire: A Tragedy, But Not An Accident | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson
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Undergraduates 'Surprised,' 'Hopeful,' As College Advances into Level Three of Campus Reopening | News
Harvard undergraduates residing on campus said they were surprised and excited after the Dean of Students Office announced the College would move into âLevel 3: Yellowâ of its campus reopening plan Monday. In December, the College announced a color-coded system to indicate the different phases of campus reopening amid the coronavirus pandemic, with the most restrictive campus guidelines occurring under âLevel 0: Purpleâ and the least restrictive under âLevel 5: Green.â...
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SEAS Welcomes Sophomores at Virtual Convocation | News
UPDATED: February 5, 2021 at 6:45 p.m. The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences officially welcomed concentrators from the class of 2023 at its first virtual sophomore convocation Thursday night. Nearly 100 sophomores – in fields ranging from Computer Science to Applied Math to Mechanical Engineering – joined SEAS Dean Francis J. Doyle III for the 75-minute event, which featured keynote speaker R. Martin “Marty” Chavez ’85, a panel of five alumni, and a virtual tour of the newly...
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