Wendy D. Widman

HUDS Closes Doors to Lingering Underclassmen

• May 26, 2006

Underclassmen looking to get their fill of Harvard by sticking around this weekend shouldn’t expect to fill up on food

• December 14, 2005

“What’s black and white and red all over?” I quipped, just waiting to deliver the punchline of my third-grade riddle.

• June 6, 2005

After beating down vandals and Yalies alike, the weathered cowhides of the Harvard band’s eight-foot bass drum finally bowed to

• April 14, 2005

It used to be just the little things. Pressing my eight-year-old nose to the cold glass at the ice cream

• January 24, 2005

Sparkling after its recent redesign which has subjected it to a surge in popularity, it’s the best of times and

• January 10, 2005

Continuing what’s becoming a cereal tradition, Harvard University Dining Services (HUDS) will bounce branded Finagle bagels from the menu this

• December 14, 2004

Before the green rings of Starbucks lassoed streetcorners around the square, Josefina Yangues oversaw the convergence of coffee and conversation

• November 10, 2004

Though elections of broader significance may have preoccupied minds this fall, a record number of students did not forget their

• November 1, 2004

Rather than confront the spooky prospect of putting aside their partisanship for Halloween, several students turned to politics for inspiration.

• October 19, 2004

Harvard professors are known worldwide for their minds, but after classes end, these bookworms can often be found not in