Harvard Archives

	Happy Summer! By Michelle Dimino, Amanda Rodrigues May 21, 2013 - 4:34pm Dear Her Campus Readers, What can we say but THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! This year has been so amazing for all of us and we are so grateful that you have all helped make Her Campus what it is today. READ MORE
	Dine Out With Rialto! By Brittany Lewis May 17, 2013 - 4:19pm After a winter full of cold weather, snow storms, and finding the closest indoor meal you can, patio season has finally arrived! There are tons of amazing locations in the city, but there are also some nice - and affordable! - restaurants right in Harvard Square. READ MORE
	Boston Adventure: Christina's Ice Cream and Inman Square By Betsy Storm May 14, 2013 - 1:37pm Well, it’s finals time, and we all know what that brings: an intense aversion to studying, and an equally intense desire for ice cream. Luckily, a quick trip to Inman Square can satisfy both! Just a fifteen-minute walk down Cambridge Street from Annenberg, Inman Square’s hip atmosphere is a refreshing break from studying. Check out one of its many yoga studios and have a bite at any cute café along the way. If you really, REALLY can’t study for finals (or are finished with finals!), enjoy the smooth tunes and cool ambiance of Ryles Jazz Club on Thursday or Friday at 9 p.m. Check out their website for tickets! READ MORE
	Hazel Lever!! By Amanda Rodrigues May 6, 2013 - 12:00pm Hazel Lever is one of the most incredible choreographers we have ever seen. Between Wonderful Town, The Ballet Company, Eleganza, Cabaret, and so much more, Hazel is a superstar and we want to tell you why! First, the basics! Tell us a little about yourself -- where are you from, what do you study, and what do you enjoy doing in your free time? I'm originally from Spartanburg, SC! I study History & Science, with a secondary in Global Health/Health Policy and a Spanish Language Citation, and I'm pre-med. In my free time, I spend way too much time on feminist blogs, buzzfeed, and, ideally, laying on the couch with my dog. READ MORE
	Eddie Horgan!! By Amanda Rodrigues May 5, 2013 - 11:00pm Name: Edward Horgan V Year: Junior House: Winthrop Hometown: Cincinnati, OH Concentration: Social Studies? Or maybe Statistics. Relationship Status: Single Describe yourself in three words: Striving for growth Favorite HUDS meal: A little bit of hummus, a little bit of olive oil, a little bit of cucumber… If you could be a superhero, which one would you be and why? The Crimson Chin, because I love the Crimson and I sure love Chincinnati. What are you involved with on campus? The Writing Center and the Hahvahd Tour. What is your favorite Harvard memory? Telling boat jokes about Widener Library to unsuspecting tourists over the summer. READ MORE
	Tangible Things: Why (Physical) Books Matter By Lauren Covalucci May 3, 2013 - 12:00pm The three best gifts I’ve been given are, in order, a book, a typewriter, and a book. The typewriter should probably tip you off that I’m biased toward the archaic. We’re not talking about one of those nifty portable electrics here; Gerry (that’s his name) is old enough to be my grandfather and just as loud as any deaf old man trying to hear his own voice. There’s something grounding about typing a letter mechanically—it could be the necessity of focusing on each letter, or the constant background of rhythmic clacking, like a Gregorian chant performed by steel monks. Using a typewriter is a substantially different writing experience than using my laptop. But I digress. This isn’t about my typewriter. It’s about those other two favorite gifts, my books....
	Welcome to the Jungle By Chloe Do May 2, 2013 - 12:51am Photo courtesy of Books & Liquor GET THIS LOOK! Dress READ MORE
	Boston Adventure: Harvard Square’s 30th Annual May Fair By Betsy Storm April 30, 2013 - 2:10am Springtime is here, and with it comes Harvard Square’s own 30th Annual May Fair! From noon to 6:00 P.M. on Sunday, May 5th , head into the Square for live music and dancing with a Mexican flair thanks to this year’s overlap with Cinco de Mayo celebrations. A different band will hit the stage every hour, with our own Mariachi Veritas de Harvard set for the 3:00-4:00 P.M. slot. In between sets, don’t miss the cheesy but charming street performers. Browse through more than 200 merchant and artisan stands while you enjoy the music, and remember to bring a few bucks in case you find a handmade bracelet or vintage picture frame you just have to have. READ MORE
	Bobby Chen! By Amanda Rodrigues April 29, 2013 - 1:00am Name: Bobby Chen Year: 2014 House: Mather Hometown: Newton, MA Concentration: Economics Relationship Status: Single Describe yourself in three words: Objectively pretty loud Favorite HUDS meal: I usually just hit the grill honestly If you could be a superhero, which one would you be and why? Being the flash would be pretty unreal. Wouldn't be late for things anymore and it probably would have gotten me out of a few jams by now. READ MORE
	Ask Elle: Reading Period Panic By Ask Elle April 25, 2013 - 1:44am HC Harvard's very own wise and worldly collegiette advice columnist is here to answer any and all of your pressing questions about life in and out of the Harvard bubble! If you've got a question you would like to see answered, Ask Elle here! Dear Elle, Reading period is coming. I’m terrified. Every semester I say things will be different, and every semester I end up drowning in work. How do I stay on top of my life and keep from going insane?! HCXO, Frantic Hey Frantic, READ MORE