Joseph F Kahn
B-School Joke Turns Into Scare
A well-intentioned joke ended up bringing hordes of police and firefighters to the Business School yesterday afternoon to remove a
CCSR Report Reviews Stock Policy
In its annual report on Harvard's investments, the Corporation Committee on Shareholder Responsibility (CCSR) this week formally announced two divestments
Moral Fences do not Make Good Neighbors
W E REMEBER Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal as a bold initiative designed to fight the greatest depression this country
Harvard's ART Wins $750,000
In one of two forthcoming donations, the Harvard-affiliated American Repertory Theater (ART) has received a conditional $750,000 grant from a
Comping Computerization
In recent years, a host of universities ranging from MIT to Stevens Tech in Hoboken, N.J. have jumped boldly into
Div School Professor Named Acting Dean
Professor of Comparative Religion John B. Carman has been named acting dean of the Divinity School. Carman will replace Acting
Comping Computerization
In recent years, a host of universities ranging from MIT to Stevens Tech in Hoboken, N.J. have jumped boldly into
Comping Computerization
In recent years, a host of universities ranging from MIT to Stevens Tech in Hoboken, N.J. have jumped boldly into
University Asks Globe To Clarify Editorial
A recent Boston Globe staff editorial misled readers into thinking that Harvard Police are at odds with the administration, and
Mass. Court Upholds City Nerve Gas Ban
In a major victory for the City of Cambridge, the Massachusetts Supreme Court yesterday upheld the city's ban on the
Getting to No You
T HE MOST OVERUSED word in Washington is "yes." It's getting hard to remember the last morning newspaper which didn't
All The President's Men
Y ou're probably learning more about this University by reading this issue of The Crimson than the average Harvard student
Ross Perot: What to Do With Billions
He has lost more than $1 billion in the period of a month and once carried out a mission to
Peabody Asks Texan To Rent its Artifacts
University officials are hoping to strike a deal with Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot that would allow him to rent
Bok Praises New Revenue Bill As Important for Universities
Boston's new revenue reform package, designed to tax non-residents for use of city resources, is a vital step in maintaining
