Daniel M. Suleiman

Harvard's Gift

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A t Convocation, nearly four years ago, I and 1,600 other bewildered members of the Class of 1999 received the

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They were all smiles last Wednesday. After a year of intense negotiations, Linda, Neil and Jeremy could breathe easy. The

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With the exceptions of first-semester first-years, perhaps, Harvard students of all years tend to think they have a good command

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Dear Al Franken, Your talk here at the ARCO Forum of Public Affairs last Wednesday, just before the Monica Lewinsky

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T he Hasty Pudding Theatricals Show is not for everyone. Indeed, before attending the latest installment of the 151-year-old tradition

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Students, observers, etc. often conceive of Harvard as one mammoth entity, and not as a conglomeration of separate interests. This

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Advanced Standing is an established program whose educational merit is rarely questioned. In May 1954 the Faculty of Arts of

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Yenching, a Chinese restaurant on the corner of Holyoke Street and Mass. Ave., was the only place to eat in

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The debate surrounding the pursuit of jobs in investment banking and consulting has become polemical, to the point where it

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Apparently, the role of the Dean of Students has changed in the last few years--so much so, in fact, that