Joshua H. Simon
Tax Reform Legislation Pleases Educators
After days of negotiations in Congress over tax reform legislation, many of the education tax relief provisions contained within the
Harvard Band Rouses Crowd At Davis Cup at Longwood
While most students take a break from extracurricular activities during the summer, members of the Harvard University Band played on.
HARVARD BRIEFS
While most students take a break from extracurricular activities during the summer, members of the Harvard University Band played on.
Candidates Face Campaign Finance Issue
BEDFORD, N.H.--Republican presidential candidate Senator John S. McCain (R-Ariz.) couldn't have known that the same day he had selected to
Candidates Tackle Campaign Reform
NEWS ANALYSIS BEDFORD, N.H.--Republican presidential candidate Senator John S. McCain (R-Ariz.) couldn't have known that the same day he had
Stewart Takes Personal Politics to Television
Former Undergraduate Council President Beth A. Stewart '00 took her political opinions to the national air-waves last Thursday, appearing as
Stewart Appears on Television Show
Former Undergraduate Council President Beth A. Stewart '00 took her political opinions to the national airwaves last Thursday, appearing as
Martin Feldstein Joins Columbia/HCA Board of Directors
Martin S. Feldstein '61, Baker Professor of Economics, can add another line to his already lengthy resume as he was
Fellow Interns Say Lewinsky Behaved Normally During White House Stay
While the national media is flooded with reports of the most recent sex scandal to plague President Clinton, Harvard students
Beth Stewart Better Choice
The staff's endorsement conveys its confusion both as to the facts of this election and the role of the Undergraduate
Family Values: Puffy and Friends a Mixed Bag
Sean Combs, aka "Puff Daddy," has many talents, one of which is not performing. While Puffy--at 26, a successful CEO
K-School Hosts Gay Activism Forum
A Queer Politics Conference, sponsored by the Harvard Queer Student Leadership Network, brought together students and gay rights activists, leaders,
'2-28' Massacre in Taiwan Commemorated
The Taiwanese Cultural Society (TCS) on Saturday commemorated the 50th anniversary of the "2-28" incident, one of the bloodiest events
Students Planning Cultural Center
Students from several organizations have begun developing a proposal for a student multicultural center after a somewhat favorable response from
E-Mail Updates Students on Clubs
The Dean of Students office sent out a mass e-mail yesterday in an effort provide students with updated information about
