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How Princess of Elisabeth of Belgium Dresses Like a Future Queen—and Harvard Student

The Duchess of Brabant will become the first female monarch of Belgium.

Marie Claire

"Ominous" SCOTUS Va. voter purge ruling

Ruling suggests SCOTUS conservatives could interference in election, warns Harvard legal scholar Laurence Tribe

Salon

A new president will be elected − but it may take some time to determine who wins

For more than 100 years, media of many kinds tried to be the first to report presidential election results. Although that urge still exists, pundits and analysts are now more concerned with accuracy than speed.

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Shark Tank's Robert Herjavec Reveals 'The Fastest Way To $1 Million' And It's Not Starting A Business

While many chase the entrepreneurial dream, renowned entrepreneur Robert Herjavec suggests a different path to wealth.

International Business Times UK

Christian Nodal Receives Important Award From Harvard University

The young Mexican singer was recognized for his association with Mexican students at Harvard.

Latin Times

'They Know Who You Are': Harvard Students Use Meta's Ray-Ban Glasses To Pull Up Your Identity In Real-time

Harvard students used Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses to demonstrate how easily facial recognition technology can reveal personal details like names and addresses, raising serious privacy concerns.

International Business Times UK

Meet the Harvard Student Who Will Become the Future Queen of Belgium

Princess Elisabeth, the Duchess of Brabant, has one bright future ahead.

Marie Claire

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Do you really need to exfoliate your face?

Exfoliation is often presented as an essential step in a skincare routine. What happens if you don’t do it?

The Guardian - US

Humanist chaplain Greg Epstein: ‘Our bowed interactions with our phones look like worship’

The Harvard ethicist and author on the similarities between digital technology and religion, the value of scepticism, and how to develop a positive relationship with our devices

The Guardian - UK

Harvard faculty banned from campus library for silent ‘study-in’ protest of suspended pro-Palestine students

Elite univerity has been at center of national campus debates around Israel-Hamas war

The Independent UK

Harvard temporarily suspends library privileges for faculty involved in 'study-in' protests

Students and faculty members at Harvard University have engaged in pro-Palestinian “study-in” protests at university libraries, as protests at other campuses nationwide have also begun to pull in teachers

The Independent UK

‘He’s lying’: Ohio Senate candidate blames staffers and family for errors

Republican Bernie Moreno is trying to shrug off responsibility for mistruths, tax bills and a casual sex profile

The Guardian - US

Daughter Threatens To Go No-Contact With Mom, Is Shocked When Her College Fund Disappears

Their mother and daughter's relationship became strained after the daughter started dating a new guy. After a bad argument, the daughter threatened to cut contact with her mom. Now, her college fund is at stake. The post Daughter Threatens To Go No-Contact With Mom, Is Shocked When Her College Fund…

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NYT Connections today hints and answers — Thursday, October 17 (#494)

Get today's NYT Connections hints and answers for today's puzzle #494 on October 17.

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Harvard defies expectations with $525 million surge in donations, second-highest on record despite year of controversy

Harvard, the world’s wealthiest university, had an endowment valued at $53.2 billion as of June 2024.

Fortune

4 tips to live a longer and healthier life

Debra Whitman, executive VP and chief public policy officer at AARP, has no shortage of advice for improving your health and life span.

Reason

Glasses Equipped with Facial Recognition Are in Our Future

Two Harvard undergrads give us a glimpse of the surveillance future.

Top News

Student Charged For Posting Antisemitic Remarks On College Campus

19-year-old student charged for posting antisemitic remarks at Hamilton College in New York. No current threat to students or faculty.

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The Custom Printed Jacket

The customised jacket actually has a very long and rich history. You can trace the beginnings of custom jacket printing all the way back to the Han Dynasty in ancient China. Over the years, the look of custom printed jackets has changed a lot, so ...

Tom’s Guide

Talking in your sleep: Harvard doctor shares his 7 best tips to help you stop

Keeping your partner up at night by talking in your sleep? Here a Harvard doctor explains why it happens and how to stop.

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Samer Samarani's Blueprint for Resilient Cities: Pioneering Sustainable Urban Design in a Changing Climate

Architecture and real estate development are crucial in shaping sustainable urban environments in today's climate-challenged world.

Latin Times

Elite Colleges Accused of Overcharging Students with Separated Parents

Forty private colleges — including Harvard, Brown, Stanford, Yale and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology — allegedly conspired to keep tuition costs high for students with "noncustodial parents"

Reason

Harvard Officially Allows Protestors Ten Minutes to Disrupt Events

Elite University or Unruly Kindergarten?

The Guardian - US

Republicans threaten to punish colleges that allow pro-Palestinian protests

Exclusive: in video, House majority leader outlines plan of attack on universities that fail to quash criticism of Israel

International Business Times

Nobel Scientist Uncovered Tiny Genetic Switches With Big Potential

Harvard geneticist Gary Ruvkun vividly remembers the late-night phone call with his longtime friend and now 2024 Nobel Prize in Medicine co-laureate Victor Ambros, when they made their groundbreaking discovery of genetic switches that exist across the tree of life.

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