Kimberly A. Kicenuik

Gillespie Defies the Classical

• June 9, 2005

For Caitlin C. Gillespie ’05, who has been selected to deliver the Latin Oration at today’s Commencement ceremony, the Latin

• June 9, 2005

This December, Harvard partnered with Google to make millions of the University’s books searchable online in an ambitious and controversial

• June 8, 2005

For Caitlin C. Gillespie ’05, who has been selected to deliver the Latin Oration at today’s Commencement ceremony, the Latin

• June 7, 2005

The popular internet search engine Google formally began its controversial Print for Libraries Project this week, nearly 600 years after

• February 18, 2005

An eerie blue light inundates Sanders Theatre, as Charlie A. Frogner ’06 and Jonathan P. Lee ’08 take to the

• February 17, 2005

An eerie blue light inundates Sanders Theatre, as Charlie A. Frogner ’06 and Jonathan P. Lee ’08 take to the

• November 19, 2004

Looking at a work by Cerith Wyn Evans is a bit like strolling through Harvard Square half-asleep. It’s eclectic, disorienting

• October 8, 2004

After being found in violation of several fire code and zoning laws last spring, the Harvard Advocate has authorized extensive

• October 1, 2004

For John Cogan Professor of Humanities Stephen J. Greenblatt, Shakespeare is more than a master playwright—he’s a literary genius whose

• September 27, 2004

Continuing its tradition of wacky and whimsical musicals, the Hasty Pudding Theatricals has released the script for its 157th production,