[Preppy, n. Pronunciation: Brit. /’prεpi/ , U.S. /’prεpi/]

On April 11, Henry A. Kissinger ’50 returned to Harvard for “A Conversation with Henry Kissinger,” a 375th Anniversary event that took place in Sanders Theatre.

A few months into the school year, I got a phone call from my aunt. “Matthew’s standing at the door,” she said. “He has his shoes and coat on. Listen to what he’s saying.” I heard the static as she moved the phone from her face to his.

Jon Huntsman, Jr. walked into the Center for Public Leadership at the Kennedy School with the confidant stride of a former presidential candidate.

I went down to the pawn shop the other day. Casa de empeños, it said. Can I have the belt buckle back, I said? It used to be my father’s, and I never told him I pawned it. I didn’t tell them that.

"We don’t want people touching, but we can’t do a whole lot about that,” says Adam J. Aja, smiling.

“I’ll always be a beautiful, proud, strong woman—it’s the best way to live your life.” ­ —Ethan D. Hardy ’14, on what he learned from drag

FM: We’ve read that you’re quite the LGBT historian. Are there any highlights of that history in the Boston area?