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1. Visiting Students Reflect on Strange Year at Harvard

   Friday May 17 | Harvard Crimson

   It was an unusual year at Harvard, marked by three University closures, two major scandals, and an act of terrorism just miles away.

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2. What China Is Missing from its Development

   Wednesday May 15 | Harvard Crimson

   It was not until I left China for Cambridge that I realized how much political and economic issues dominate Western representations of China.

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   Related Topix: Xi Jinping

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3. Harvard Dropouts Pursue Startups

   Tuesday May 14 | Harvard Crimson

   Instead, they are faced with a new set of obstacles, such as finding funding and developing management skills.

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4. Best Sports Stories of the Semester

   Monday May 13 | Harvard Crimson

   It's been a big year for the Crimson. Men's basketball won its first ever NCAA tournament game and a Harvard alum won a Super Bowl.

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   Related Topix: Sports Etc.

5. Athletic Department Announces New Women's Rugby Coach

   Sunday May 12 | Harvard Crimson

   As the Harvard women's rugby team transitions to varsity status next year, the Crimson will have an experienced leader at the helm of the emerging program.

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   Related Topix: Sports Etc.

6. Students Shed Clothing, Reading Period

   Friday May 10 | Harvard Crimson

   Students run in Primal Scream, a tradition in which participants undress and run around Harvard Yard on the last day of reading period.

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   Related Topix: Harvard University, Harvard, MA

7. University Signs 'Green" Compact With MIT, City

   Wednesday May 8 | Harvard Crimson

   University President Drew G. Faust signed the "Cambridge Community Compact for a Sustainable Future" on Monday in an official gesture of Harvard's commitment to working with other public and private institutions to address the threat of climate change in Cambridge.

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8. Despite Cancellation of Visitas, Class of 2017 Hits 44-Year High

   Tuesday May 7 | Harvard Crimson

   Eighty-two percent of students accepted into Harvard's class of 2017 have decided to attend Harvard-the highest yield in 44 years.

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9. Rejection Happens

   Tuesday May 7 | Harvard Crimson

   There is much Harvard is good for: awkward conversations at the dentist, amping up your street cred with the Cambridge townies, procuring a wider showing at National Alcohol Screening Day than any varsity sporting event-the list goes on.

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10. Losing Interim Tag, Williamson Becomes Permanent Director of Athletic Communications

    Sunday May 5 | Harvard Crimson

    Timothy Williamson was named Harvard's permanent Director of Athletic Communications on Thursday after serving in the role on an interim basis for three months.

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    Related Topix: Stanford University, Columbia University

11. A Modern Moment

    Friday May 3 | Harvard Crimson

    By the relationships which [the Architect] creates he wakes profound echoes in us, he gives us the measure of an order which we feel to be in accordance with that of our worlda .

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    Related Topix: Harvard University, Architectural Design

12. Mapping Our Cities: A Conversation with Becky Cooper '10

    Tuesday Apr 23 | Harvard Crimson

    As a student in Adams House, Becky A. Cooper '10 hand-printed blank maps of Manhattan at Bow and Arrow Press.

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    Related Topix: New York, Graphic Design

13. Divided Dartmouth

    Thursday May 2 | Harvard Crimson

    When protestors at Dartmouth loudly disrupted an event for admitted students almost two weeks ago, they probably believed that they could draw attention to and begin to resolve recent incidents of homophobia , sexual assault , and racism on Dartmouth's campus.

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14. Couple Shares Road Trip Experiences at GSE

    Wednesday May 1 | Harvard Crimson

    Six years after embarking on a year-long roadtrip across America, Shane M. and Amy E. Bugbee set out on another-this time, to Harvard.

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    Related Topix: Ely, MN

15. Panelists Discuss Future of Humanities

    Wednesday May 1 | Harvard Crimson

    As the field of humanities seeks to assert its educational value and revive dwindling student interest, faculty and administrators from several universities gathered at the Knafel Gymnasium, formerly known as the Radcliffe Gymnasium, Tuesday afternoon to discuss the future of the humanities at Harvard and beyond.

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    Related Topix: UC Los Angeles, Tufts University, Columbia University

16. Men's Golf Finishes Sixth at Ivies

    Monday Apr 29 | Harvard Crimson

    Two freshmen led the Harvard men's golf team as the squad closed out its season at the Ivy League Championship this weekend at the Caves Valley Golf Club in Maryland.

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17. Harvard's Exploitation in Chile

    Sunday Apr 28 | Harvard Crimson

    AgrA cola Brinzal is a Chilean logging company currently facing lawsuits for felling 189 acres of native forest and then reforesting with foreign tree species.

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    Related Topix: Environment, Agriculture, Non-Profit

18. HUPD Officers Honored as 'Heroes' by Celtics for Role in Marathon Bombing Manhunt

    Friday Apr 26 | Harvard Crimson

    Three Harvard University Police Department officers were among those honored for their heroic efforts by the Boston Celtics Friday night at the TD Garden as part of the Celtics' "Heroes Among Us" community outreach program.

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    Related Topix: Marathon

19. With Public Art, Students Think Outside the Gallery

    Friday Apr 26 | Harvard Crimson

    This weekend, several artists will challenge the expectation that art belongs in galleries by presenting their outdoor work, created with funding from the Office for the Arts, all over the Yard.

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20. Former Mexican President Calderon's Appearance at IOP Lacked Previous Controversy

    Friday Apr 26 | Harvard Crimson

    Felipe Calderon , the 56th President of Mexico and the Inaugural Angelopoulos Global Public Leaders Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School, speaks at the JFK Forum with David T. Ellwood , the Dean of Harvard Kennedy School.

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    Related Topix: Felipe de Jesus Calderon