James L. Tyson
J.P. Wouldn't Do That
"We've been working all our lives in the cotton mills, and you can't take no more. I just wish they'd
Harvard's Nuclear Ties
Harvard has more than $180 million invested in 18 nuclear companies that process nuclear fuel, construct or maintain nuclear facilities,
South African Envisions Black, Independent University at Home
To Vas Soni, a black South African with a year-long special scholarship at Harvard, the idea of a black university
Researchers Find Periostitis Deterrent, Stymie Primary Cause of Tooth Loss
Researchers at the Dental School believe they have discovered a new means of treating periodontal disease, the major cause of
Bok Establishes Plan Rotating Representatives to the ACSR
President Bok outlined yesterday a rough system of rotation of the representatives to the Advisory Committee on Shareholder Responsibility (ACSR)
Charting a New Course
The committee Dean Rosovsky created to define the Afro-American Study Department's "intellectual mission" held its first discussion of the department's
Sen. Tsongas Decries Policy Toward Africa
Sen. Paul E. Tsongas (D-Mass) told a seminar sponsored by the Council for African Studies yesterday that an American foreign
Afro-Am Overseers, Majors Discuss Tenure, Goals
The executive committee on Afro-American Studies yesterday discussed the department's tenure policy and future academic focus in the first of
Bok Appoints New Chairman For the ACSR
President Bok has appointed Detlev F. Vagts, professor of Law, chairman of the Advisory Committee on Shareholder Responsibility (ACSR). The
Ray Rogers Hits J. P. Stevens Where it Hurts
His office in the New York headquarters of the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union (ACTWU) is unpretentious enough, strewn
Bok's Pet Proposal
Last month President Bok called together the presidents of seven eastern colleges to propose a coordinated, intercollegiate scholarship program for
Bok Calls for Scholarships To Aid Black South Africans
President Bok proposed coordinated, intercollegiate scholarship program for black South Africans to a meeting of seven college presidents at Harvard
Nye to Stay; May Advise DOE Heads
Despite speculation that he will accept a post at the Department of Energy (DOE), Joseph S. Nye Jr., professor of
Portfolio With a Conscience?
The size and power of Harvard's investment portfolio, like most things at Harvard, is shrouded in mystery. Portfolio managers daily
Harvard--Divesting of the Debate
When students stormed University Hall in 1969 demanding the abolition of the ROTC, the administration capitulated. But ten years later;
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