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At Kennedy School Forum, Former Iranian Hostages Say Regime Must Go — But Democracy May Not Follow

Former Iranian hostage and businessman Siamak Namazi warned Thursday that while Iran’s ruling regime may be approaching ...
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An Open Letter to Sever Hall

Good old Sever Hall. The first classroom that I stepped into during Visitas weekend was here, unfortunately, for a government ...
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Cambridge Lawmakers Split as Statewide Rent Control Measure Heads Toward November Ballot

A proposed ballot measure to reinstate rent control statewide is barreling toward voters this November — and splitting the ...
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Harvard’s Computer Science Faculty Keep Heading to Industry. SEAS is Trying to Keep a Foot in Both Worlds.

SEAS tenure-track professors affiliated with computer science currently hold or have held industry positions within the past ...
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Overseer Candidate Arti Garg Stresses Role of Open Dialogue at Harvard

Arti Garg, a candidate for Harvard’s Board of Overseers, said schools like Harvard should foster open, respectful debate as conversations across ideological and political differences grow more ...
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Inclusionary Zoning Was Meant to Create Affordable Housing. Now a Developer is Taking it to Court.

For nearly three decades, Cambridge has relied on its inclusionary zoning policy to require developers to build affordable housing. Now, a lawsuit filed by a longtime local developer threatens the ...