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Robert H. Lofgren, 86, physician, of Hingham

Boston Herald (News) 8/23 7:00P By Herald Staff

Robert H. Lofgren of Hingham, a physician, formerly of Quincy and Needham, died Saturday. He was 86. He was a graduate of Harvard College and Boston University School of...

Former President Obama Spotted With Daughter Malia At Harvard Move-In

CBS Boston (News) 8/22 8:39A News – CBS Boston

CAMBRIDGE (CBS) – A particularly noteworthy parent was spotted during move-in week at Harvard University. Social media users noted that former President Barack Obama was spotted Monday in Cambridge...

Why do some groups enjoy privileged status in a society?

AmericanTowns.com (Cambridge) 8/22 6:00A

A Harvard study links an individual’s psychological basis for enforcing group hierarchies to national indicators.

Heslam: Eclipse overshadows politics for a minute

Boston Herald (News) 8/21 7:00P By Jessica Heslam

For a few brief, blissful moments yesterday, the ?polarizing politics that have dominated social media and TV news were blotted out as the nation dropped almost everything to...

City funds sought for artistic space

Boston Herald (Business) 8/21 7:00P By Donna Goodison

The head of Boston’s Boch Center is calling for a dedicated city revenue source to help the area’s performing arts venues make their spaces more affordable for artists’...

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For Second Time, Faculty File Motion Against Social Group Sanctions

The Harvard Crimson (News) 8/22 12:30A

21 professors submitted a motion that seeks to nullify penalties for members of final clubs and Greek organizations, renewing an effort to curb administrative regulation of...

College to Pilot Pre-Orientation Program for Members of 'Historically Marginalized Communities'

The Harvard Crimson (News) 8/18 11:14P

The program could resemble a proposed summer program for low-income and first generation students that Khurana rejected in January.

Social Group Ban Recommendation Could Be Revised After Faculty, Student Input

The Harvard Crimson (News) 8/16 12:15P

?The committee that proposed a ban on social groups at Harvard College will consult with faculty and students before releasing a final revised report on Sept. 25.

Justice Department Investigation Spurs Student Opposition

The Harvard Crimson (News) 8/16 4:05A

The Justice Department’s decision to investigate Harvard’s admissions practices for possible discrimination against Asian Americans has left some students feeling worried.

Professors, Staff Named to Presidential Search Advisory Committee

The Harvard Crimson (News) 8/16 4:05A

Harvard moved one step closer to naming its next president Tuesday when it unveiled the membership of two committees that will advise the search for University President Drew...

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Development and conservation can coexist, proven by towering elm in West Cambridge

Cambridge Day (Opinion) 8/23 6:01P Lettie Cabot and David Meshoulam

When his Mount Auburn Street neighbor decided to develop the property abutting the yard, Rob Straus’ first instinct was to defend the tree against any danger a new development...

Addressing affordable housing challenge, Cambridge is stronger working together

Cambridge Day (Opinion) 8/23 7:54A Jan Devereux

The housing crisis we face today is not merely a supply problem, and we should eschew absolutist labels such as NIMBY and YIMBY that tend to drive us further apart. Instead,...

Malia Obama has moved in at Harvard

Boston Herald (Entertainment) 8/22 7:00P By People

Malia Obama is officially a Harvard University freshman. The former first daughter moved into her campus residence on Monday, officially joining Harvard’s class of 2021,...

Ben Affleck, new love enjoy all-day NYC trek

Boston Herald (Entertainment) 8/21 7:00P By Olivia Vanni / Inside Track

The summer may be winding down, but the relationship between Cambridge-raised Ben Affleck and “SNL” producer Lindsay Shookus still shows plenty of heat: the two lovebirds just...

With violence at Boston rally all too likely, kids ran a lemonade fundraiser for peace

Cambridge Day (Features) 8/21 5:24P Tom Meek

Parents fearful of the violence that broke out at a Charlottesville, Va., white supremacy march struggled with whether to bring their children to a protest Saturday on Boston...

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Phantom Gourmet: Great 8 Spots For Southern Food

CBS Boston (Food & Drink) 8/22 11:26P Food & Drink – CBS Boston

Downhome barbecue, Cajun, country and more. Southern cuisine is taking the Northeast by storm. These are the 8 Greatest places Phantom has found to get a little south in your...

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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Division 3 North/South schedules, preseason rankings

Boston Herald (Sports) 8/22 7:00P By Dan Ventura

Here are the weekly football schedules for Division 3 North and South along with preseason rankings. Information was taken from school websites. MIAA playoffs will be...

U.S. star Alex Morgan scores twice as Orlando Pride keep Breakers pinned to bottom of NWSL

Boston Herald (Sports) 8/19 7:00P By Rich Thompson

The Breakers’ winless streak extended to seven games with yesterday’s 2-1 loss to the Orlando Pride at Harvard’s Jordan Field. The Breakers dropped to 3-9-7 to remain in last...

Pedro Martinez Pitches In Oldtime Baseball Game To Benefit ALS Research

CBS Boston (Sports) 8/17 5:27P Sports – CBS Boston

CAMBRIDGE (CBS) Red Sox great and Hall of Famer Pedro Martinez took the mound at St. Peter s Field in Cambridge Thursday night. It was a one, two, three first inning for number 45 during the 24th...

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Teen, Photographer Meet After Painful First Pitch At Fenway Park

CBS Boston (Sports) 8/16 5:27P Sports – CBS Boston

BOSTON (CBS) When 17-year-old cancer survivor Jordan Leandre strolled to the mound for the first pitch during the Jimmy Fund Telethon, it was emotional. Special. Awesome. No one was thinking about...

Track Competes in Summer Meets

The Harvard Crimson (Sports) 8/13 5:01P

The name Harvard doesn’t exactly evoke thoughts of athletic prowess. But among track and field circles, that may be starting to change.

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Study Finds Half Of Workers Find Jobs Taxing

CBS Boston (Health) 8/14 11:00A Health – CBS Boston

BOSTON (CBS) A new study says the workplace can be physically and emotionally taxing. Researchers at Harvard surveyed more than 3,000 working Americans. About half said their...

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