I T may or may not be fair to the individual work, but any novel by Alice Walker invites comparison

Seated at a table between a vase of lilies and her agent yesterday, Pulitzer-winning author Alice Walker signed books at

At this weekend's minority alumni reunion, Edward Dawson '81 remembered the time that President Derek C. Bok fled from student

The former Campaign manager for Gov. Michael S. Dukakis' presidential bid and a noted Black history scholar were given awards

The uproar over Salman Rushdie's controversial novel The Satanic Verses has sparked protests in the past two weeks at both

A week-long program of workshops and speakers aimed at spotlighting race relations and cultural diversity on campus will begin tonight.

Michael Kremer '85 was a typical Social Studies concentrator looking for a little real-world experience after graduation. Interested in Africa,

Singer Carly Simon and TV journalist Mike Wallace sipped champagne with friends and patrons of the American Repertory Theater (ART)

The American Repertory Theater (ART), which has both thrilled and alienated theater buffs with its unorthodox staging of some of

Democratic and Republican consultants agreed yesterday that Governor Michael S. Dukakis lost the race for president because of ineffective campaigning--not