Susan A. Chen
Radio Interference Irks Apley Court Residents
Eric B. Lundequist '97 keeps his stereo on a couch in front of his fireplace. The couch, Lundequist says, is
Harvard Business School Faculty Vote Concludes Leadership and Learning Curriculum Experiment
After more than two and a half years of review and planning, a faculty-wide decision last month brought to conclusion
Late Dean Called Effective Leader
Those who knew and worked with former Dean of the Business School George P. Baker remember him as a quiet
Students Ignore Boston's Allure
When William R. Rico '96 arrived at Harvard from his native New York, he expected to travel into nearby Boston
Two Students Revive Dunster Cafe
Harvard students looking for good conversation, good food and good coffee may now be able to find all three at
Epps Will Organize Financial Seminars
Dean of Students Archie C. Epps III is planning to organize a series of seminars and release a handbook of
Students Hold Vigil Over 187
About 120 Harvard students streamed through the Yard yesterday evening in a candlelight vigil and march protesting a recently-passed California
Conference Connects Race, Sexuality
A dozen students in Union Parlor B last night discussed the proposition that race, gender and sexual orientation are inseparable.
In Math Department, It's Mostly Male
On his first day in Mathematics 55, Stephen S. Wang '98 didn't notice anything unusual. Then, before the class started,
Lampoon Releases Spoof Of Entertainment Weekly
After a five-year drought of Harvard Lampoon magazine parodies, would-be readers may finally head for the newsstands--an alternative version of
Arcade Reopens After Union Renovations
The recreation room in the basement of the Freshman Union reopened last night, despite earlier reports that an asbestos problem
