Matthew W. Granade
Rudenstine's Vision Unfolds
S ince his earliest days as dean of students at Princeton, Harvard's President Neil L. Rudenstine has been known more
High Court Will Rule On Merits Of Diversity
Piscataway Schools decided to layoff Sharon Taxman in 1989 instead of her equally-qualified black co-worker. With this single case, the
Rudenstine's Vision Unfolds
S ince his earliest days as dean of students at Princeton, Harvard's President Neil L. Rudenstine has been known more
HBS Restricts Harbus Mailing To First-Years
Harvard Business School (HBS) officials refused to send copies of the April 28th issue of The Harbus, the student newspaper,
Rudenstine's Vision Unfolds
S ince his earliest days as dean of students at Princeton, Harvard's President Neil L. Rudenstine has been known more
University Misled Allston Residents About New Policy
Harvard officials misled Allston residents at a public meeting in June when they told nearly 175 community members that President
A Proctor's Role Is Not Always Clear-Cut
T here's an old saying that advising at the top Ivys can be compared to a swimming lesson: at Princeton,
PBHA Board To Consult Cabinet
The trustees of Phillips Brooks House Association (PBHA) did not reaffirm the association's tries to Harvard at last night's board
Loker to Offer New Services in Fall
Harvard Dining Services (HDS) hopes brand-name food and more flexible serving will sell students on Loker Commons and put the
UPS Strike Threatens Academic Bookstores
When United Parcel Service (UPS) workers went on strike two weeks ago, they intended to impair the shipping company's business;
Murder Suicide Book Released
Harvard University provided Sinedu Tadesse '96 with inadequate advising and medical support, Melanie Thernstrom '87 alleges in her new book
Central Square Residents Criticize Proposed Development
Community leaders who oppose a planned development project in Central Square upbraided the Cambridge City Council at a special summer
Blast Kills One, Downs Power In Cambridge
One man died and four were injured last night during multiple explosions in Kendall Square. The blasts resulted in a
Van Gogh Painting May Be Forgery
Twenty-three years ago Maurice Wertheim '06 donated a painting of six grungy leather shoes sitting on a dirty canvas backdrop
Registrar Will Provide Online Grade Access
The 20 Garden Street Office of the Registrar will soon be arriving at dorm rooms across the College courtesy of
