P. PATTY Li

Harvard Highlights

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By P. PATTY LI Crimson STAFF writer Harvard has always had a remarkable confidence in the importance and distinctiveness of

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The desperate search for meaning, closure and reassurance that typifies senior year (and practically suffocates senior spring) stems from the

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Ben Marcus, a writing instructor at Columbia University and author of a collection of short stories (The Age of Wire

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Bad Dreams Swollen Members Swollen Members—it sounds like it might be a Tenacious D-esque musical comedy team. Yet, while their

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The Devil’s LardeR by Jim Crace Published by Farrar, Straus & Giroux,165 pp.; $20 Being Dead, British author Jim Crace’s

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I own a crimson wool jacket and a black necktie with little drums on it. I know all the words

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There is a certain charm in how an evening can turn out just right. Three Harvard student bands played for

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What can be said about modern American culture? A huge question, to be sure, but a lot of us seem

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References to Jonathan Franzen’s “eagerly anticipated third novel” have been appearing in print for months; advance reader’s copies of The

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JERUSALEM—I came to Jerusalem because I was lucky enough to get the money out of Harvard’s senior thesis grant machine,