By Rediet T. Abebe   May 23, 2011

Following zoning amendments passed in the early ’60s, Cambridge began its transformation from a decrepit industrial city to a revived research-focused one.

By Justin C. Worland   May 23, 2011

As the College’s longtime dean of students, Epps—a 1961 graduate of Harvard Divinity School—broke down barriers and sought to unite the College.

By Benjamin M. Scuderi   May 23, 2011

Despite his wide-ranging influence, Harvard Economics Professor Martin S. Feldstein ’61 has perhaps had his greatest impact in the classroom.

By Michelle B. Timmerman   May 23, 2011

After the incredible success of his novel “Jaws” and the iconic Steven Spielberg film he co-wrote, the novelist spent the rest of his life promoting marine conservation.

By Mercer R. Cook   May 23, 2011

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy—a 1961 graduate of Harvard Law School—wields what many consider the most important vote on the Supreme Court.

By Caroline M. McKay   May 23, 2011

Friends and colleagues say that Souter’s quiet intellect, warm demeanor, and tendency to keep his life private have remained consistent since his freshman year at Harvard.

By Charlotte D. Smith   May 23, 2011

Jay Rockefeller, a U.S. Senator from West Virginia for the last 26 years, has his career serving in a variety of political roles in the state.

By Nathalie R. Miraval   May 23, 2011

Currently the president of the United Nations Foundation and a former U.S. Senator, Timothy E. Wirth '61 has created a life-long career based on serving others.

By Brian A. Feldman   May 23, 2011

Now the executive director of the UNICEF, W. Anthony K. Lake has had a variety of diplomatic roles throughout his career.

By   May 04, 1961

To the Editors of the CRIMSON: He banished himself from the pedagogues' graces By using, they said, inappropriate cases. He

By   April 28, 1961

President Kennedy's disclosure that from now on space projects will be chosen with an eye towards "putting us first in

By   April 10, 1961

Controversy over the trial of Adolf Eichmann stills this week, and the world waits to see the operations of Israeli

By   January 16, 1961

Reaching the New Frontier in civil rights largely entails settling the old one. The ideal of equal opportunity for all

By   January 09, 1961

(This is the first in a series of editorials dealing with major policy problems that will confront the new Kennedy

By The Crimson Staff   November 03, 1960

Tuesday the American electorats will go to the polls for what may be the most crucial Presidential election of this century.

By   October 29, 1960

The seizure by the Student Government of the University of California (Berkley) of the student newspaper last Sunday was as

By The Crimson Staff   October 05, 1960

The time has come to talk of Radcliffe women being allowed to have men in their rooms more often than the allotted and tea-soaked twice a year.