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...Phillips Brooks House Association, he served as co-director for Refugee Youth Summer Enrichment—a summer program that teaches English to immigrants in Boston high schools. And he raised more than $900 for this spring’s Harvard College Marathon Challenge, which funds Boston-area youth. “For Henry, service was a natural response to need,” Roger Porter, master of Dunster House, said yesterday. “He never turned away or walked on the other side of the road when the opportunity for service beckoned.” Fienning lived...
...can’t imagine having a pet, seeing as I can’t even remember to water plants.The only animals I come across regularly these days are the two tiny dogs my tutors keep in our Winthrop entryway and the skunk that dawdles in the area between New Quincy, JFK Street, Winthrop, and Mt. Auburn. (You know who I’m talking about. He and I had a face-off just the other night outside of the Advocate.)Maybe I’m off the track to becoming a cat lady, having been pet-free...
...Harvard is less than it is at some other schools, it’s still rather significant,” says Rosenthal. “We’ve all been focused on cases that get into the news...like an alcohol-related death at another school in the area...
...center in the San Bernardino mountains. Holmes was hardly the only member of the Harvard community to be touched by the wildfires this week. Assistant Dean of Harvard College Jay Ellison wrote in an e-mailed statement yesterday that resident deans had been asked to contact students from affected areas to offer the College’s support. “As you know, we have a lot of students from [California] and many have families in the area who are affected,” he wrote. Yesterday in the Lamont Library Cafe, Christina R. Ward...
Relief may be in sight for one of the most challenging wildfires in Southern California's history. The flames are still burning out of control in the San Diego area, where more than 500,000 and perhaps as many as 950,000 have been evacuated and hundreds of homes destroyed. But the hot desert winds that fueled the flames began to ease Tuesday night, giving hope that the quick westerly progress of the fire would finally slow. By nightfall, the fires were on the cusp of Rancho Santa Fe, the highest-income community in the United States, which is thick...