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Things that Could Start and End While You’re Still in that BerryLINE

Is there anything longer than the wait at Berryline? Science still hasn't given us an answer, but we have found a few things ...
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Harvard Medical School Dean Outlines Strategic Plan Amid ‘Destabilizing’ Federal Funding Cuts in School Address

Harvard Medical School Dean George Q. Daley ’82 described an updated strategic plan on Wednesday that would include leaning ...
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As Students Face Another Year of Bus Delays, Parents Detail a ‘Broken System’

For years, Cambridge Public School parents have described the same issues as students return to school: late buses, ...
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The Post-Grad Sitcom Doesn’t Exist

What lies on the other side of graduation may be far more sinister: the end of socializing altogether. And you — yes you, ...
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Down With the Nonchalance Epidemic

Call it relational apathy. Call it weaponized incompetence. The reality is that we’ve been taught, whether by the powers that ...
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Harvard College Ends Use of Cronkhite Center as Overflow Housing for Quad Residents

Harvard College is no longer housing undergraduates in the Cronkhite Center, College spokesperson Jonathan Palumbo confirmed ...
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After Narrow Win, Brownsberger Faces Calls for Change from Allston-Brighton

State Sen. William N. Brownsberger ’78 clinched his eighth term on Beacon Hill last week, narrowly beating his first ...
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Artificial Education

Machine conversation is not free. It comes at the cost of our common life together as teachers, learners, and researchers, ...
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Harvard Dining Workers Rally at Smith Center, Warn of Strike as Contract Talks Drag On

More than 100 Harvard University Dining Services workers rallied outside the Smith Campus Center on Wednesday to demand higher wages, cheaper health care, and more stable year-round employment, as ...
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Nobel Peace Prize Winner Nadia Murad Calls for Listening and Action To Combat Conflict-Related Violence

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Nadia Murad called on the Iraqi government Wednesday to take greater responsibility for rebuilding her home region of Sinjar and locating thousands of Yazidis who remain ...
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Harvard Police Face Staffing Shortage as Union Negotiations Drag On

The union representing Harvard’s police officers have been without a contract for nearly a year amid negotiations over pay increases. Now, officers say the department is understaffed and struggling to ...
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Jill Lepore

Jill Lepore is the David Woods ’41 Professor of American History and Professor of Law at Harvard. Machine conversation is not free. It comes at the cost of our common life together as teachers, ...