James E. Schwartz
New K-School Spokesman Geared for 50th Birthday
Gearing up for its approaching 50th anniversary celebration, the Kennedy School of Government has named one of its own 1986
Outgoing Yale President To Become Big Leaguer
When asked last year what he would do upon retiring, President Derek C. Bok replied he might join the major
Playing Hookey
Ferris Bueller's Day Off Paramount Pictures Written, Produced and Directed by John Hughes Y OU'LL RECOGNIZE a lot of Ferris
Intelligent Beings In Search of a Good Metaphor
Using computers as a metaphor for the mind is not the most productive way to gain knowledge of the brain,
On the Rocks
When Massachusetts raised the legal drinking age from 20 to 21 last year, Harvard felt it had no choice but
Winning Prizes and Entering the Real World
For 25 years an increasing number of Harvard seniors have sought careers in finance and law, jumping out of the
Minorities Nix Harvard As Admission Yield Dips
A signifigant decline in the percentage of minorities who accepted Harvard's offer of a slot in the Class of 1990
House of Representatives Candidate Tells Activists Shanties Should Stay
A leading candidate in Massachusetts' Eighth Congressional District race last night told Harvard activists that the University is hypocritical in
Frosh, Dems Wrangle Over Libya Bombing
Twenty-five students in a Democratic Club-sponsored roundtable discussion last night unanimously agreed the U.S. was justified in taking some action
Changes Considered For Housing Lottery
The College's experiment with a new freshman housing lottery format this spring has raised a variety of concerns among students
ACSR May Hold Extra Sessions Next Fall
Burdened with an unusually large number of proxy resolutions, the Advisory Committee on Shareholder Responsibility (ACSR) may meet in extra
ACSR Meeting Faces Flood of Resolutions
A large increase in the number of corporate proxy resolutions up for consideration this spring by the Advisory Committee on
Threadbare Passion
Passion Written by Peter Nichols Directed by Shawn Hainsworth At Leverett House Old Library P ASSION IS A contemporary play
Freshmen Favor Adams House
If freshmen were assured their first choice in the upcoming housing lottery, Adams House would be the most popular of
Experts Debate Homelessness
Three experts, speaking at a School of Public Health forum, yesterday debated the causes of homelessness, faulting the federal government,
