Sarah A. Dolgonos
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In a Liberal Arts College, Students Find Their Own Pre-professional Tracks
By Sarah A. Dolgonos and Claire A. Pasternack Cary P. McClelland ’02 knows the Loeb Drama Center better than any
Students Put in a Call to Taiwan’s President
Although diplomatic agreements with China prohibit the U.S. government from granting visas to Taiwanese officials, Harvard’s Fairbanks Center found a
Researchers Find Similarities of Pain, Pleasure Systems
New advances by Harvard Medical School (HMS) researchers have confirmed what philosopher Baruch Spinoza suspected in the 17th century—that pain
HoCos Hesitate To Submit Budgets
When the Committee on House Life (CHL) recently requested all House Committees to submit copies of their annual budgets for
HBS Professors Apply Skills in Corporate America
When Harvard Business School (HBS) announced the creation of HBS Interactive—its corporate education program—last November, HBS attracted lots of national
People in the News
Brenda Taylor `01 There are athletes who dream of going to the Olympics, and then there are those who will
After Much Criticism, Institute of Politics Restructures
Since 1965, the Institute of Politics (IOP) has been a powerful campus presence. It attracts prominent speakers from countries all
College Taught Ma to Play His Own Tune
On April 1, 1998, Yo-Yo Ma ’76 made a shocking announcement. He told National Public Radio that he planned to
Scholarships Provide Seven Seniors Study at Cambridge
In the inaugural year of the Gates Scholarship, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has named seven Harvard students recipients
Harvard Buys Watertown Site
After months of negotiations, Harvard has finally purchased the Arsenal property in Watertown, marking the University's growing influence in neighboring