Carolyn F. Gaebler
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Dems Go Door-Knocking in NH
MANCHESTER, N.H.—A group of groggy but enthusiastic Harvard Democrats filed out of a yellow school bus Saturday morning to spend
Tutorials Receive Major Makeover
Since the move to give students an extra semester to declare concentrations, departments have shuffled requirements and abbreviated tutorials—intense, introductory
Student Leaders May Face Liability
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) on Wednesday moved one step closer to holding student group leaders accountable for
Science Growth Hampers Fields
Interim Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles’ plan for Faculty growth, which prioritizes hiring in the sciences and engineering,
Sciences To Fuel Faculty Growth
The Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) will continue to grow, and appointments in science and engineering will fuel the
Faust Asks Council For Search Advice
President-elect Drew G. Faust paid a visit to the Faculty Council meeting yesterday afternoon, soliciting advice on the search for
Tuition and Expenses To Rise 4.5% Next Year, But Will Be Offset by Financial Aid Growth, Officials Say
CLARIFICATION APPENDED The cost of living at and attending Harvard College will rise by 4.5 percent this year, but an
Secondary Fields Befuddle Students
As of last Thursday, Harvard seniors could add a minor to their transcript with just a few clicks and a
In China, Lewis Touts Liberal Arts
McKay Professor of Computer Science Harry R. Lewis ’68 wrapped up a week-long speaking tour at Chinese universities last weekend,
Tribe Joins Private Firm as Consultant
Laurence H. Tribe ’62, the prominent legal expert and Harvard Law School (HLS) professor who represented Al Gore in the