Jonathan A. Lewin
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Grades Are Important
The History Department's phasing out its general exam does not represent the watering-down of the Harvard curriculum, the demise of
Running in a 'Popular' Election
The Undergraduate Council declared this year that its new campus-wide elections would help to stimulate interest in campus politics. But
Times Reporter Talks of Crime, Blames Parents
Poor parental role models and a Southern tradition of violence are unseen but potent origins of crime in America, New
Burriss Young To Retire in '98
Associate Dean of Freshman Burriss Young '55, who has worked in the Freshman Dean's Office (FDO) since 1961, has decided
Dooley Mixes Dynamism With Dramatics
Assistant Professor of History and Social Studies Brendan Dooley is not a traditional lecturer. On the first day of classes
...And Two More Cents
First, the fact that a dozen Harvard students met in some room says very little about anyone's political viability. Second,
Review Elects New Executive Board
Amid some debate over its purpose and goals, the International Review (IR), which has seen a third of its editorial
Arafat to Speak at Kennedy School
Yasser Arafat, president of the Palestinian National Authority [PNA], is scheduled to speak at the Kennedy School of Government next
, Let Them Speak
praises Epps for AALARM. It is to use his position as a try to quell the right AALARM to express
ON TECHNOLOGY
The World Wide Web, the current hot Internet application, is so-named because information at any given location can form connections