Tara A. Nayak
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Trauma Care in a Crisis
W hen I was 16, I saw someone die for the first time. He was a junkie who had crawled,
Communism Falls
F ROM RUSSIA to Cuba to Harvard Square, the forces of capitalism have shaken the foundations of communism, spelling probable
The Wilder Side
No new taxes. Massive cuts in social spending. Dirty political feuds with prominent Democrats. Sound familiar? No, it's not George
Gin and Glitz
T ODAY BEGINS Commencement Week. Thirty thousand chairs will appear out of nowhere and the Yard's grass will be trimmed
After Two Decades at Harvard, Bok Gets a Well-Earned Rest
When Derek C. Bok became president of Harvard University in 1971, he had learned to expect almost anything from student
Rudenstine Looking Forward, Bok Looking Back
When Derek C. Bok became president of Harvard University in 1971, he had learned to expect almost anything from student
...And How Sweet It Is
U NLIKE MOST Harvard students, I will not celebrate Valentine's Day as if it were a wake. I will not
Tracking the Indigenous Premed
Editor's Note: This research was funded by a grant from the American Bar Association. D URING the semester, Harvard premeds
Search Reaches Intermediate Stage
The presidential search committee has narrowed down its pool of candidates to a tentative intermediate list of 35 to 50
Search Committee Wraps Up Long List
The committee charged with selecting a new Harvard president has finished compiling and begun narrowing its long list of candidates,