Fifteen Questions
Fifteen Questions with Jeffrey D. Sachs '76
Jeffrey D. Sachs ’76 is the Director of the Earth Institute at Columbia, an advisor to the United Nations, and one of the youngest Economics professors in Harvard’s history. He talks to FM about virtue, occupation, and intellectual struggle.
Fifteen Questions with Jose Antonio Vargas
Jose Antonio Vargas, a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist who has written for the Washington Post and The New Yorker (among other publications) shocked readers earlier this year when he revealed that he is an undocumented American. After nearly 15 years of hiding his secret, he’s now speaking up about his own story and speaking out against the current state of immigration policy.
Fifteen Questions with Nicholas A. Christakis
Professor of Sociology Nicholas A. Christakis, a graduate of both Harvard School of Public Health and Harvard Medical School, takes the time to sit down with FM.
15 Questions: Laura Linney
After her visit to Harvard last Thursday, FM sat down with Emmy and Golden Globe winning (and Oscar and Tony ...
Fifteen Questions with Lisa Randall '84
1. Fifteen Minutes: What are some of the most important ideas from your recently published book, “Knocking on Heaven’s Door”?
Fifteen Questions with Mickey Avalon
1. Fifteen Minutes: You grew up in California and have been living there for almost all of your life. Are ...
15 Questions: Larry Summers
After serving for nearly two years as President Obama’s chief economic advisor, President Emeritus and University Professor Lawrence H. Summers ...
This Week in FM Photos
FM's photographers remember Bob Slate Stationary, visit The Peabody Museum, and investigate the benefits of alternative spring breaks in this week's issue.
15 Questions with Bart T. Stupak
From 1993 to 2011, Bartholomew “Bart” T. Stupak served as the U.S. Representative from Michigan’s 1st congressional district. The pro-life ...
15 Questions: James T. Kloppenberg
1. Fifteen Minutes: Your book deals with the influences that shaped Obama’s view of the world. Why is this important ...
15 Questions with Grover G. Norquist
Grover G. Norquist '78, president of Americans for Tax Reform, which aims to reduce government spending, is an economist and ...
15 Questions with Tracy Kidder
Tracy Kidder ’67, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award, is known for nonfiction works such as “Mountains ...
15 Questions: David Ager
David L. Ager, lecturer of the hugely popular Sociology 109: “Leadership and Organizations” and the Director of Undergraduate Studies in ...
15 Questions with Wylie Dufresne
While you may not be able to get fried mayonnaise or meat glue pasta from HUHDS, “Science and Cooking” guest ...
15 Questions with Jonathan Safran Foer
Jonathan Safran Foer, the critically acclaimed author of “Everything is Illuminated” and “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close” has turned his ...
15 Questions with Jane Goodall
The world-renowned conservationist and iconic friend of the chimpanzees talks about her past in the field and her future spreading ...