The Harvard Gazette

The New Testament

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In her Baccalaureate speech, President Drew Faust recalled the words of Robert F. Kennedy, who addressed South African students in 1966 who were fighting to end apartheid. Kennedy, said Faust, told those students that they lived in times of danger and uncertainty, but also in times of great possibility. “Now you have your own uncertainties and dangers and your own scripts to write,” Faust told the seniors gathered in the Memorial Church.

Embracing the unscripted life

In Baccalaureate Address, Faust tells students they are prepared to handle turbulent future

Campus|

DateMay 25, 2010July 18, 2019

A church of words

Jericho Brown’s lyrics are ecclesiastic and eclectic

Arts|

DateApril 22, 2010June 17, 2019