Back in October, Joel Tenenbaum, an undergraduate at Boston University, received a notice from the copyright infringement boogieman, also known as the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), that he was being sued for illegally downloading and sharing copyrighted music.
Today, in a Rhode Island federal court, Harvard Law School Profe...
Last night, Harvard’s Peer Contraceptive Counselors (PCC) held an open discussion on all things sex. Aptly titled “Sextalk: How to get what you want (in bed),” the event was designed to give attendees a forum to discuss sensitive issues with like-minded peers.
Of course, the forum, while open to everyone, was intended for undergraduates—the un...
Outside of Harvard, few have probably heard of Peter Shields, who performs under the moniker Petros -- but for a good reason.
You see, our male Britney’s popularity has unfortunately—or fortunately, depending on one’s love for all things tacky, wacky pop—been confined to a remote, desolate sector of Youtube.
Thankfully, it’s never too late t...
In the span of four months, Harvard’s $36.9 billion endowment, which is currently the largest in the world, fell by 22 percent, or roughly $8 billion.
Eight. Billion. Dollars.
Think about that number for a second: that’s larger than the Gross National Product of more than ten countries, and it’s almost certainly a greater sum than the endowm...
During the course of the terrorist assault on Mumbai, more than 180 lives were lost.
For Alisha Mashruwala ’11 and many other Harvard students, the attacks in Mumbai hit close to home, as many of them still have family and friends living in the now-devastated city.
Speaking to the Harvard Crimson, Alisha told reporters that, on the night of ...
For the second year in a row, the Harvard Crimson dominated the Yale Bulldogs, shutting out their longtime rivals 10-0 in the 125th edition of the Game.
Of course, this result should come as a surprise to no one, especially after Yale’s 37-6 beating last year. Even those wearing the tacky blue-and-white sweaters must admit that it was wholly e...
Tomorrow is the big day, everyone!
The Harvard Crimson will go head-to-head with the Yale Bulldogs in a battle for Ivy League supremacy and yearlong bragging rights.
Given the pedigree of The Game, the annual pep rally that precedes it is always an extravagant affair that puts Harvard’s billion-dollar endowment to good use.
This year, the ...
This Saturday, the Harvard Crimson will take on the Yale Bulldogs in one of the most anticipated Ivy League matches of the season.
Naturally, the lead up to the Harvard-Yale grudge match has been rife with smack talk, including this angry tirade from the Harvard Hooligans.
Of course, the Hooligans are a comedy troupe, and so, the video is ve...
Turning 21 is a milestone in a person’s life. While some celebrate it by exercising their newly acquired right to consume alcohol, others christen the occasion with less acceptable forms of celebration: breaking and entering, theft and assault.
Last Thursday, Mario G. Garcia ’09 hit—what should have been—a high point in his otherwise ho-hum li...
There’s no fun allowed at Harvard – well, at least none that involves the consumption of alcohol in or around campus.
The crux of the matter is that the administration implemented an amnesty policy that makes organizers responsible for anyone and everyone who becomes intoxicated at their event. And so, no one planning a party at Harvard wants ...
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