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BOSTON – Monday night, the clock struck midnight and at Lovestruck Books in Harvard Square, "Onyx Storm" by Rebecca Yarros, hit the shelves. Kayla Januchowski is the general manager of ...

This apartment — a 450-square-foot unit on the Upper East Side — had been on ... It was dark, cold, many things were broken, the vibe was off, this place needed TLC.” And she gave it TLC with a slight ...

NEWS BRIEF: The TLC cable channel has ordered a new season of UK fashion makeover format What Not to Wear from BBC Productions in New York. The renewal will mean the format clocks up its 250th episode ...

we're still fighting the good fight." The newspaper has high-profile supporters. Its board includes former Labor Secretary Alex Acosta. Harvard did not immediately respond to a request to confirm the ...

Harvard researcher Dr. David McClelland reveals ... and limit negativity. Success depends not just on talent or effort but on your social connections. A reference group is a group of people ...

filed a lawsuit in January saying that Harvard had not addressed “severe and pervasive antisemitism on campus.” In May, the Brandeis Center also sued, saying the university ignored antisemitism.

Harvard settled two Title VI lawsuits accusing the University of tolerating antisemitism on campus for an undisclosed amount on Tuesday, closing the proceedings just after President Donald Trump ...

Protests erupted after Hamas attacked Israel in October 2023 Harvard: bullying policy to cover Jewish, Israeli students Harvard College settled two lawsuits accusing the school of antisemitism ...

He does not approve of its use in campus disciplinary proceedings, he said. “I think this is going to backfire and it’s going to chill speech,” Stern said of Harvard’s decision.