James I. Kaplan
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Protesting An Anomaly
There are those perhaps over-scrupulous, perhaps fanatical people who believe that a mass murderer came to speak at Harvard last
Many Factors Figured in Carter's Win
More than any other American president, Jimmy Carter owes his election to the votes of black people and other minority
Getting around the Square
Somebody in the administration said recently that you had to be either rich or desperate to go to the Harvard
UHall: A certain amount of politics
What Dean Rosovsky calls them is "career civil servants"--perhaps an acknowledgement that so many University Hall administrators were here way
Elite Students: A Silence Between Two Cultures
Most of the third world students I sought to write about are scared--or at the very least, cautious in talking
Blame Massachusetts
One week after the corporate press had declared the quadrennial end of ideology in American politics--vide Time and Newsweek's cover
A Debate on Who Should Run the Loeb
The Ford Committee of the Faculty's report on the Loeb Drama Center and theater at Harvard came out last March--but
Plugging Up the Leaks
When newspapers publish their most controversial and highly-played investigative stories, the people who are investigated rarely enjoy what they see
The Law School and State Action
At first, the Harvard Law School tried to give Kenneth B. Krohn a gentle let-down. James N. Bierman, then assistant
The Russian Collection
It is not so much a center as a collection: from David E. Powell, who quit teaching Defense Department seminars