Rebecca L. Walkowitz

Asserting Identity and Reconciling Difference

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Until he was 14, Noah R. Feldman wore a baseball cap when he went out of the house. Since then

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I F A "PARTING SHOT" is a "last word," these, then, might well be termed my "closing remarks." With my

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As it seeks to rightly censure Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev for his violent actions against the people of Latvia and

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Three months after Harvard launched a major push for Afro-Am faculty hiring, seven departments have identified short lists for untenured

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Economic tides may have the most obvious impact on higher education giving. But for social scientists seeking research support, windshifts

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M Y DEAR friend, Yesterday morning you joined a final club. And since I wasn't entirely straightforward with you when

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Even before the first chimes of the Memorial Church bells, a ringing cry from more than 60 students tolled through

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Now that the World Series is over, we can get back to the real business of baseball. As a New

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The nation's richest university fell prey to a nationwide climate of economic malaise this week, as Harvard joined the swelling

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Facing a bleak national economy and projected fundraising delays, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) must cut almost $3