As the crisp air settles in and the days grow shorter, the spirit of Halloween awakens, covering the streets with an array of ghosts and goblins. If you want to get in your autumn feels and into the Halloween spirit, stroll down Appleton St., Cambridge, where the leaves are falling and the decorations are out. […]
Yes, you can get a cup of coffee in the d-hall and study in the library. But there’s something about getting a deliciously overpriced coffee in a cozy cafe that makes spending hours staring at your computer screen far more enjoyable. In Harvard Square, you’ve probably visited Starbucks, Dunkin, and Blank Street. But this fall, […]
Whether you are a first-year longing to get to know the area or a senior looking for a change in scenery, the Cambridge-Boston area offers activity, enrichment, and a way to connect with the greater community. Before locking yourself in the library for the rest of the semester, be sure to check out one (or […]
Great sex is great sex—if you can find it. But let’s be honest, there are ten things in this world that beat it (almost) every time. So next time you’re wondering about going back to him or feel like hating on a happy couple, remember the ten things that can be even better than consummation. […]
Nestled on the corner of Mass Ave and Bow Street, The Attic Cambridge peeps out at the semi-basement level. It’s easy for passersby to miss it, but if you know what you’re looking for, it’s worth the trip down. I certainly thought so. This isn’t your average thrift store. Every piece of clothing is hand-picked […]
In late night hours before the p-set is due, the CS50.ai duck greets struggling students. It takes code input, questions, and requests. It explains computer science terminology and concepts, corrects bugs, and provides pseudocode for students struggling with computer science. CS50 is Harvard’s introductory Computer Science course, and one of the most popular courses offered […]
As the first movement of the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra (HRO) “A Night of Strauss” performance concluded, a lonely, misplaced clap from an enthusiastic concertgoer echoed through Sanders Theater. Clapping between movements is commonly frowned upon, but this spectator evidently lost themselves in the music. They weren’t the only one. O[1] ffstage trumpet fanfare battled the onstage orchestra. […]