Untold

The Curious Legal History of Grendel’s Den

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Grendel’s Den, a Harvard Square staple, has a history all its own. Opened in 1971, the restaurant chugged along faithfully at first, under the careful watch of Herbert and Sue Kuezler. Eventually, they got tired of one particularly burdensome Massachusetts state law: under I.XX.138.16c, the Holy Cross Armenian Catholic Church, their next-door neighbor, had veto power over … Read more

On Campus Recruiting: Taking a Closer Look

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All over Harvard’s campus, students are taking part in a well-worn ritual that brings representatives of the most influential firms in finance and consulting up to Cambridge. That’s right, it’s recruiting season. Here on campus, it’s marked by intense case interviews that require hours of preparation, so-called “coffee chats” with potential employers like JP Morgan … Read more