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150 Years, 9 Lives: Stories from The Harvard Crimson

By Miles J. Herszenhorn, Adelaide E. Parker, and Andy Z. Wang
In truth, the legacy of The Crimson is not contained in books; it’s in the people who have sustained it. Here are just nine of them.

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  1. Dear Sophomore Year
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  3. Memories of a City I’ve Never Known
  4. Elsa Dorfman, Harvard Square’s Attendant of Instants
  5. Teenage Dream

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150 Years, 9 Lives: Stories from The Harvard Crimson

Podcast: The Unabomber: The Man, the Myth, and the Manifesto

Assets to Axes: How Harvard’s Land Investments Inspired Fear in Brazil’s Cerrado

What is Going On With Effective Altruism?

The Scoop

Crimson Unclear: Anxiety and Confusion in the Wake of Harvard’s Covid-19 Restriction Rollback

Reviving the Wonders of the Solar System: The Restoration of Harvard's 236-Year-Old Grand Orrery

35 Years of Friendship Between Cambridge and Yerevan

Conflux: Merging Art and Technology

Conversations

Fifteen Questions: Orlando Patterson on the Sociology of Slavery, Advising the Jamaican Prime Minister, and Cricket

Fifteen Questions: Ian Miller on Zoos, Climate Change, and the Quad

Beloved Math Lecturer Dusty Grundmeier Bids Farewell to Harvard

Aliyah Collins Is Eco-Healing

Retrospection

Elsa Dorfman, Harvard Square’s Attendant of Instants

The Aftertaste: A Look Back on Harvard Square’s Beloved Tasty Diner

Let’s Go: Gone at 63

(Comic) Stripping Down the Patriarchy

Introspection

Teenage Dream

Memories of a City I’ve Never Known

Paraphernalia of Love

Dear Sophomore Year

Around Town

Living Among the Dead in the Old Burying Ground

Inside Bow & Arrow Press’ Final Days in Adams House

The Universal Design Playground — A Space for Children of All Abilities to Play

Tommy Orange Visits Harvard Art Museums to Talk About New Novel, Indigenous Identity

Levity

C is for Capitalism: Cookie Monster Pays a Visit to Harvard Business School

The Career of a Hapless Assassin

Take Off Your Damn Headphones

The Harvard Man Goes to Therapy

Inquiry

What’s Going On With Embedded EthiCS?

“I Don’t Chase, I Attract”: The Lure of Manifestation TikTok

To Revel in An Asian Body

Why Sidechat Matters