Tag: Harvard
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#MorningMonarchy: September 18, 2017
Missile command, martial law and future dead cops + this day in history w/Jimmy Carter’s UFO report and our song of the day by Rostam on your Morning Monarchy for September 18, 2017.
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#MaryjaneReport: If You Smell Something, Say Something
On this month’s #MaryjaneReport, Mr. Chris joins us to look at the anti-cannabis push in UK tabloids and the real science behind the plant; plus stories about mice, Marley and much more.
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#MorningMonarchy: September 14, 2016
Monsanto bought, sugar plot and Zika caught + this day in history w/”The Wall” and our song of the day by M.I.A. on your Morning Monarchy for September 14, 2016.
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#MorningMonarchy: June 22, 2016
Dog meat festival, cricket crisps and cockroach cake + this day in history w/Checkpoint Charlie and our song of the day by Spook School on your Morning Monarchy for June 22, 2016.
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The Curious Case of Jesus’s Wife
from TheAtlantic.com: For six days in September 2012, some 300 participants came together at Sapienza University, in Rome, for the 10th International Congress of Coptic Studies. Among those presenting was Karen L. King. The author of five books, King is a highly respected specialist in early Christianity whose work focuses on a group of Christians…
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Unable to Find New Location, Harvard Drops Satanic Black Mass
from myfoxboston.com: After being unable to find an off-campus location that would host the club’s black mass, the Harvard Extension Cultural Studies Club announced it would no longer be sponsoring the event, but the New York-based Satanic Temple planned to stage their own black mass at an “undisclosed private location.”
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That Harvard Book Bound In Human Flesh Isn’t Actually Bound In Human Flesh
from bostonmagazine.com: Science: 1, Internet: 0. For one reason or another—perhaps it was the flashy headline, or the gruesome mysterious details—a nearly decade-old story published by the Harvard Crimson about a collection of books at the university’s library, that are allegedly bound in human skin, crawled to the surface of the Internet this week. But…