Jodie A. Malmberg
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K-School on Gay Recruitment: No Thanks, Just a Thought
The debate over diversity took a new twist at the Kennedy School of Government this year, when an advisory committee
After the Wall, Harvard's Experts Lend a Hand
As Eastern Europe rushes headlong into capitalism, professors and administrators at the Kennedy School of Government are trying to make
Hart Speaks to 200 at IOP
The United States should take advantage of the end of the Cold War and focus on domestic reform, former U.S.
Tales of Two Fine Fellows
Foreign correspondent Peter Ross Range's career has taken him many exotic places--Europe Japan and Vietnam, to name a few. And
Is it Time for a New Paradigm?
Some are calling it the new wave in conservative thought. Others are saying there is nothing new about it. As
New IOP Fellows Announced
Marking the 25th anniversary of its fellows program, the Institute of Politics (IOP) introduced this spring's six new visiting associates
Liebman Top Choice For Columbia Law Dean
A Harvard professor is the top choice of faculty members at Columbia Law School to become the institution's next dean,
Putnam Says Ruling Won't Deter K-School
The Kennedy School of Government will do everything within its power to prevent a recent federal decision regarding financial aid
Students Discuss Protest Of Sullivan Appearance
Anticipating a visit today by Secretary of Health and Human Services Louis Sullivan, several Dunster House residents have expressed concern
Paper Cup Plan Goes Awry
In an effort to draw attention to the amount of paper wasted by Harvard students, the Philips Brooks House Environmental