Jackeline Montalvo

Harvard Lags in Stem Cell Work

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According to professors, Harvard researchers last week were dealt a humbling blow when a monumental medical breakthrough in stem cell

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For an alumna of Harvard’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, inspiration for a dissertation topic came out of a

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A single event spawns all others in Alejandro González Iñárritu’s sophomore wonder, 21 Grams, yet it doesn’t occur anywhere near

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New Zealand’s first female prime minister and a champion of women’s and gay rights told an intimate gathering of students

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Award-winning author and illustrator David Macaulay, who has made his reputation by making the art of architectural design accessible to

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The screening room at the Loews Harvard Square movie theater was abuzz last weekend with laughter, cheers, applause and tears—and

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The idea to produce an exhibition to commemorate the centennial anniversary of Harvard’s Busch-Reisinger Museum began with the acquisition of

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Aspiring hip-hop star Richard W. Maye ’04 has received a lot of puzzled phone calls lately. “One of my friends

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Ned Hinkle, co-director of the reputably ‘indie’ Brattle Theatre, and Steven Schneider, who has edited numerous books dedicated to the

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Melodious, amiable and undeniably sexy, Angelina Jolie’s gliding voice is as complex as the woman herself. With the faintest hint