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Sung Kwang Oh

Sung Kwang Oh'21 is the Multimedia News Exec of the 146th guard.

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Peace Corps and AmeriCorps JFK Forum

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Mark D. Gearan (left), Jody Olsen (center), and Barbara Stewart (right) discuss the importance of young people having the opportunity to pursue public service at the Institute of Politics.

College

weather

By Sung Kwang Oh

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Joy Nesbitt '21, left, is the President of KeyChange, an a cappella group that recently returned to campus.

Harvard Square

Black Ink

By Sung Kwang Oh

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Harvard Square visitors stop to read the sign in front of Black Ink, which is shutting down amidst rising rent.

University

University Hall

By Sung Kwang Oh

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Tourists flock around the famous John Harvard Statue in front of University Hall.

College

Heat Week

By Sung Kwang Oh

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A series of speakers took the mic at the Divest Harvard press conference kicking off Heat Week Monday. Divest Harvard member Ilana Cohen '22, was joined by speakers including Harvard professors, a former U.S. Senator, and a descendent of John D. Rockefeller.

Health

Narcan in AED Boxes

By Sung Kwang Oh

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Some students want Narcan to be available in AED boxes like this one across campus. HUHS Director Paul Barreira, however, has questioned the logistics of the proposed initiative.

Lowell

Admissions Lawyers at Lowell House

By Sung Kwang Oh

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Harvard University Lawyer William F. Lee and Lowell House Tutor and Pre-Law Advisor Sandy Alexander exit the Pechet Room in Lowell House after an hour-long, off-the-record discussion of the admissions lawsuit.

Student Life

Romain Recall Affects HUDS

By Sung Kwang Oh

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HUDS decides to replace romaine lettuce with other green substitutes after the recent E. coli outbreak.

Student Life

Navigating Emotional Labor and Self-Care

By Sung Kwang Oh

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The Harvard College Women's Center hosted a conversation about emotional labor and self-care Wednesday evening in Canaday Hall B.

Unionization

Harvard Unionization Election: Day 2

By Karina G. Gonzalez-Espinoza, Jasiel D. Lampkin, Amy Y. Li, Sung Kwang Oh, Caleb D. Schwartz, and Lu Shao

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Harvard is holding a second unionization election on April 18 and 19—at stake is whether or not eligible students can collectively bargain with the University.