The Harvard Gazette

Miho Mazereeuw

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During a student lecture at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, Sky Milner (left), Stephen Fan, and Yuhka Miura spoke of the summer months they spent in northeastern Japan. The constraints of time were undeniable as all three students were disappointed at having to leave after just a summer. But Fan was hopeful that students, even two months at a time, can make a difference. “This is always seen as the start of a much larger commitment,” he said.

Travel, by design

Students spent summer aiding tsunami victims, studying activist art

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DateOctober 3, 2011November 10, 2016

“Few people and even I have a hard time understanding what a 16-meter wall of water is,” said Miho Mazereeuw, a lecturer in landscape architecture at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. Mazereeuw’s group built a pavilion for the community to gather.

Uncertainty remains factor in Japan

Radiation worries, joblessness, survivor guilt tied to rise in suicides

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DateSeptember 20, 2011June 21, 2019

The 15-floor apartment building Alto Rio (above) in Concepción suffered substantial damage during last year's earthquake. The Harvard community continues to reach out to help Chile recover, with efforts ranging from students working on reconstruction during winter break to an upcoming planning meeting involving Harvard faculty members and President Drew Faust.

Harvard lends a hand to Chile

President, faculty to travel there for quake-recovery meeting

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DateFebruary 28, 2011February 28, 2019