Julie L. Belcove
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A Tale of Angst and Oreos
My thesis angst began one Friday afternoon in February of my freshman year. I had just returned from an English
Witnesses to Swaggart
I T was a lovely warm evening in Baton Rouge, when I was sitting with two friends on the curb
Educators Critique Harvard in Report
An external review of Harvard released this week by a team of prominent educators offers a broad indictment of the
Blood Brothers
W HEN A young writer publishes his first novel, there is a certain excitement, an anticipation that he may become
Harvard Vies for Science Grant
Harvard and 15 other New England colleges and universities are submitting a joint proposal for a grant to bolster undergraduate
Louisiana Politics: Laissez les Bon Temps Rouler to a Stop
L OUISIANA is probably best known for two things: its food and its politics. Neither lacks spice, to say the
Expos Head Criticizes Students' Writing
The director of the Expository Writing Program, in a 21-page report released yesterday, said Harvard undergraduates suffer from poor writing
Integrating the Gay and Straight
NEW HAVEN--The scene: Atticus, one of those bookstore-cafes where chic people gather over cappacino and Kant. Matthew J. Reich, in
Departments Scramble for Office Space
After winning a lengthy battle last year to become an academic concentration, Women's Studies appeared finally to have found a
A Play Within a Play
W E RETURN to the sheltered environment of Harvard, looking ahead to the Real World with confidence that our integrity