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A Day in Salem | Harvard Independent

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By Olivia Lunseth
| Harvard Independent
Few places capture the spirit of Halloween quite like Salem, Massachusetts. Just 16 miles north of Boston, this historic seaside city draws crowds for its haunted history, witchy charm, and autumn atmosphere. Earlier this October, my friends and I decided to make the trip ourselves—a quick getaway from campus to explore the cobblestone streets and see if Salem lived up to its reputation.
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The Class of 2028 Makes it Official

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By Olivia Lunseth
| Harvard Independent
On Friday, Oct. 10, Widener’s steps were packed with sophomores posing with concentration banners beneath the cloudy sky, trying to get a photo before their flag disappeared into the crowd. Along with most life sciences concentrators, I went straight from Chem 17 lecture to snap a photo with my roommates holding the “Concentration Declaration Day” sign.
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Sports Spotlight: Radcliffe Lightweight Rowing

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By Olivia Lunseth
| Harvard Independent
As most students pack up for summer break, many Harvard athletes remain on campus, training for the final stretch of their season. The Radcliffe Lightweights, Harvard’s women’s lightweight rowing team, are preparing for the Intercollegiate Rowing Association National Championship Regatta on May 31 to June 1 at Mercer Lake in West Windsor, NJ. Rowing is a sport few fully understand.
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A Trip to Berlin: Willkommen to the Kit Kat Klub

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By Olivia Lunseth, Miranda Hwang
| Harvard Independent
As one of Harvard’s closest neighbors, MIT has long drawn students to its campus for academics, events, and even the occasional frat party. Alongside the school’s many academic attractions, the MIT Theatre Guild stands out for its impressive productions. This season’s performance of “Cabaret” was no exception. “Cabaret”is a musical set in 1930s Berlin—a city caught between the glittering excess of the and the looming shadow of political unrest.
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