Inside: A Story of Love in The White House
Power Couple: Samantha Power and Cass Sunstein By ELEANOR FITZGIBBONS Samantha Power and Cass Sunstein epitomize the power couple. Sunstein, a professor at the Law School, and Power, a professor at both the Kennedy and Law Schools, have been married for about eleven and a half years. From the moment their relationship began on […]
68th Annual Beanpot Tournament Hockey teams from Harvard, Northeastern, Boston College, and Boston University compete at annual competition By GRAHAM WALTER and EMILY RYAN For sports fans growing up in Boston, nothing quite compares to the Annual Beanpot Tournament, a competition among four college hockey teams to which every Bostonian, in one way […]
Waving Through a Farkas Hall Window Ben Platt, star of Dear Evan Hansen and The Politician, is celebrated during the Hasty Pudding Theatricals’ 54th Man of the Year ceremony By MARISSA GARCIA On February 7, 2020 at Farkas Hall, the Hasty Pudding Theatricals (HPT) presented its 2020 Man of the Year Award to Ben […]
Exclusions May Apply How our modern culture’s obsession with commercialization curtail inclusivity on Valentine’s Day By MIMI TARRANT As the month of February begins, so does the build-up to one of the most secretly controversial days of the year: Valentine’s Day. Revered by some and dreaded by others, Valentine’s Day continues to […]
A Piece of Politics The election of a new House Committee Co-Chair By MICHAEL KIELSTRA The HoCo meeting started late. Outside, in the courtyard, raindrops flung themselves against the bare oak trees. The gamblers on the other side of the JCR filled out prediction sheets or brackets for some event or other. Up for […]
The Whole Kit and Kaboodle Julius Wade’s senior thesis performance of Mac Wellman’s ‘Terminal Hip: American Dream in HD’ By JILLY CRONIN On February 7 and 8, Julius Wade ’20 held his one-man performance of Mac Wellman’s play Terminal Hip: American Dream in HD in the Naumburg Room of the Harvard Art Museums. The […]
Culture, Without A House An experiential intrusion into forgotten lives at Harvard By ANA LUIZA NICOLE Harvard’s campus gets swallowed into oblivion at its very epicenter: Harvard Square. Students, visitors, and residents alike eschew its central trigon with careful steps. They trudge about it with syllabus-leaden feet from Yard to Coop. They make erratic late-night […]
The Modern Cupid’s Arrow The Indy sits down for a conversation with Datamatch’s Supreme Cupids By CHIDAMBARAM THILLAIRAJAH Each February, as classes start to heighten in intensity and the most dreaded of Hallmark holidays rears its head, Datamatch returns to provide a welcome reprieve. This enigmatic dating website has long been shrouded in mystery. […]