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Unlike the 70,000-capacity crater where Elis host football games, Harvard’s very own Harvard Stadium, located across the Charles River at Soldiers Field, has stayed elegant despite few modifications. Shaped in a neo-classical horseshoe, the Stadium looks very much like it did in 1903, when it became the first large, permanent arena for American college athletics...
...Corner neighborhood, which includes Banks Street, have complained of noisy construction traffic since at least August, when several residents asked the City Council to request Harvard to reroute the trucks. Because Memorial Drive—which usually forbids construction traffic—is part of the state-managed Charles River Reservation, the University appealed to the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) to allow its trucks to travel along a 1,800-yard path before turning onto Cowperthwaite. But the Commonwealth ultimately denied that request. City Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio said he had expected that Harvard’s political...
Breaking with tradition hasn't bothered Magid. Born 40 years ago in the northern Sudanese village of Alrakabih along the Nile River, he studied Islam under African Sunni scholars, who included his father. Magid immigrated to the U.S. in 1987, when his ailing father came seeking medical treatment. Unlike many foreign imams, who find America's open society too jolting and withdraw to their mosques, he reveled in the cultural diversity. "I never had a Jewish friend until I came to the U.S.," says the gregarious imam. "And the questioning of all religions here helped me strengthen my own beliefs...
...second musical drama, “Actéon,” Kurt C. Crowley ’06-07 and Katrin D. Gerlach ’07 delivered energetic and convincing performances as the hunter Actéon and the goddess Diane, who is spied bathing in the river by Act?...
...Occasionally, Joe says, he and his friends will head down to the bank of the Charles River and light up joints right out in the open. Joe, a Harvard senior who didn’t want his last name used for fear that potential employers would look unfavorably upon his marijuana use, says he never worries that his recreational drug use will land him in legal trouble...