William C. Marra
Faculty Discuss Concentrations
The curricular review’s Educational Policy Committee (EPC) recommended yesterday that joint concentrations be eliminated in favor of “secondary fields” akin
Stalled Review Inches Ahead
The Harvard College Curricular Review's Educational Policy Committee (EPC) will release a report of its work to the Faculty on
Faculty Council Meets With Corporation
Six members of the Faculty Council met with two members of the Harvard Corporation yesterday, the second time the two
Fewer Faculty To Be Hired
Concerns about faculty hiring dominated the semester’s first full meeting of the Faculty yesterday, overshadowing a potentially contentious discussion of
Faculty Will Debate Harper’s Departure
The same professor who last March introduced the vote of no confidence in University President Lawrence H. Summers has called
Harvard Out To Uncover Life's Origin
A group of Harvard researchers is preparing to use some of mankind’s newest technology to answer its oldest question: how
Harvard Increases Female Tenure Offers
The number of tenure offers Harvard made to women increased this year for the first time during Lawrence H. Summers’
Fear Towards Other Races Found
People have a tendency to fear members of races other than their own, although intimate interracial relationships help to mitigate
Harvard Ups Number of Tenure Offers Made to Women
The number of tenure offers made to women increased this year for the first time during Lawrence H. Summers’ presidency,
Study Finds U.S. Science Slipping
The United States may be losing its lead in the science and engineering fields it has long dominated, according to
Blake Can't Save Lobsters
It was a rude homecoming this Monday for James Blake ’01. The former Harvard tennis star gave Boston Lobsters fans
BOOKENDS: What Kiwi Taught Us About HLS
In The People vs. Harvard Law, Andrew Peyton Thomas puts his alma mater on trial for sacrificing free speech on
Harvard To Confer 6,580 Degrees
University President Lawrence H. Summers will award 6,580 degrees to the Class of 2005 and the students of the graduate
In Their Own Hands
When professors voted that they lack confidence in the leadership of University President Lawrence H. Summers at the March 15
The End of an Era: Af Am Looks to Rebuild After Year of Turmoil
On the Department of African and African American Studies’ website, there are four small photos featuring professors in the department.
