Benjamin R. Kaplan
Taking Out the Trash
It happened to Stanford. It happened to Yale. And the University's environmental regulation administrators want to make sure it doesn't
Resignation Is Latest Change In Finance Post
The resignation of Vice President for Finance Allen J. Proctor'74 is just the latest change in what have been three
A Recent Tradition of Ethnic Studies Demonstrations
In this day and age, it's hard to start a Harvard tradition. But for the flock of wide-eyed parents that
Renewing the Appeal of Government
It was a familiar scene, almost out of a Harvard viewbook. As several students gathered for dinner, the heated current
Wilson Accepts New Position At K-School
Distinguished sociologist, reknowned author and Afro-American scholar William Julius Wilson has accepted a position as Malcolm Wiener Professor of Public
Profs. Criticize Administration's Size
While the nation's capital faces the red pen of bureaucracy slashing, Harvard, too, confronts questions about the steady growth of
First-Years Disciplined For Taking Union Table
Although the Yard Bulletin asserts that "the Union is not a Stop and Shop," as evidenced by the actions of
Forbes Urges Flat Tax
Charging his competition with "crimped, cramped and sour-puss" politics. Republican Presidential candidate Malcolm "Steve" Forbes Jr. focused on the virtues
Dance Team Wins First Prize
Blending the fast-paced athleticism of modern funk, the vibrant energy of contemporary jazz and the classical grace of lyrical ballet,
The Chemistry of Politics
A lthough there aren't exactly Bunsen burners and graduated cylinders roaming the halls of our nation's Capitol, chemical processes help
Mali's Top Leader Speaks on Reform
Flanked by at least six U.S. secret service agents, a dozen Malian officials, several Cambridge police officers, two stretch limousines
Pudding Chooses Script
What do you get when you take the intrigue of a World War II backdrop and add food, spies, guns,
