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More for Mormon Women

Alexa Jordan -
Mormon women world-wide have the potential to put the “more” in “Mormon” — to make history, one shattered box at a time.

Fighting for Space

Akshaya Annapragada -
Women fighting for space in male-dominated areas, like these members of Congress, face countless burdens but play a key role in the struggle for equal rights. Seeing Kamala...

Growth at Harvard

Joseph Choe -
I still remember my very first HPR meeting. I had just settled into my new dorm in Hollis and finally picked out which classes...

Algorithmic Decision-Making

Saranya Vijayakumar -
As much as we may want them to, algorithms don’t think. The algorithm that compiles Facebook’s ‘Year In Review’ photo albums wasn’t thinking when...

Bet on It

Donovan Keene -
In September, the American Gaming Association (AGA) released a report that estimated Americans will bet approximately $95 billion on college football and the National...

Art for Art's Sake

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Exploring the challenges of a career in art

On the Move

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Exploring the incentive structures that perpetuate abuse and exploitation of migrant laborers

The Working Student

Donovan Keene -
Harvard and other private colleges must revise their work-study programs and student employment requirements

Rise of the Robotic Workforce

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Robotics has begun and will continue to transform the workforce in profound and inevitable ways.

Crafts for Sale

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How artisan work is gaining prominence in Swaziland as a new means of poverty alleviation.
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