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Thernstrom Discusses Race, Politics
Discussing conservative approaches to fighting racial inequality in education, Winthrop Professor of History Stephan Thernstrom addressed a receptive audience last
D.C. Crowns Dean in First Primary Vote
In a nonbinding Democratic primary that was less about the presidential election and more a cry for national attention regarding
New IOP Board Plans Outreach
An unprecedented number of voters turned out for last week’s Institute of Politics (IOP) elections, choosing candidates that plan to
With a Streak of Pranks, Final Club Initiations Begin
Dropping temperatures couldn’t stop final club initiates from raising a ruckus on campus this week, as naked men scurried across
Moseley Braun Draws Less Student Interest
Almost 1,600 clamored for Sen. John F. Kerry. Nearly 1,300 vied for Sen. John D. Edwards. But for U.N. Ambassador
Chrissy Gephardt Stumps for Father's Economic Plan
The daughter of Democratic Presidential candidate Dick Gephardt stumped for her father at the Institute of Politics (IOP) yesterday, discussing
The Presidential Game
Of all those truths self-evident to America’s Founding Fathers, Harvard’s preeminence in presidential politics must have topped the list. Harvard
All Jammed Up
Four years ago, a group of first-years tried out for the Callbacks, Din and Tonics, Krokodiloes, Opportunes, Radcliffe Pitches and
Man Arrested for Attack with Meat Cleaver
A former Harvard maintenance worker was arrested yesterday morning after he allegedly beat a homeless man with a meat cleaver
Greenhouse Cafe Gets a Face-lift
Sporting bright orange booths and stainless steel chairs, a revamped Greenhouse Cafe opened to Science Center patrons yesterday—minus a popular
Jackson Five Enjoys Family, Home at Harvard
As a first-year, when Benjamin T. Jackson ’03 wondered why his parents, Isaiah Jackson ’66 and Helen T. Jackson, had
Latin Lives, and Speaks, For Currier Orator
In Rome, Charles B. Watson ’03 spent a summer working in the Vatican with the secretary who oversees the correspondence
CEO Rejuvenates Procter & Gamble
Two years ago, Alan G. “A.G.” Lafley, a long-time Procter and Gamble Co. executive, received a surprise phone call asking
Professor’s Research Aids Cancer Drug
An anti-cancer drug based on the research of a Harvard professor has passed the clinical trial stage—a major milestone for
PBHA Chooses Executive Director
Phillips Brooks House Association (PBHA), Harvard’s largest public service organization, announced the appointment of Gene A. Corbin as its new
