Nathaniel L. Schwartz
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1,600 Served: The community service commitment of the class of two thousand two.
Every year, the Stride Rite Senior Recognition Awards honor four Harvard seniors who have shown an extraordinary dedication to public
Architect Finalizes Plans For New Mt. Auburn St. Building
The design for a new Harvard-owned building at 90 Mt. Auburn Street moved one step closer to completion last week,
Blighted Tree Saves Dumbarton Garden
It wasn't so much the persistent protest, though that may have played a role. A rotten tree--and its removal--have persuaded
Professor Defends Voucher Study Against Attack
A Harvard professor responded to an New York Times article critical of his study on school vouchers yesterday, writing a
Abestos Removal Poses No Dangers
The signs, still posted in and around various Harvard houses after summer construction, warn ominously of asbestos removal efforts. But
Demakis Pursues Lifelong Passion for Public Service
Paul C. Demakis '75 says he knew he would be a politician long before he went to college. Harvard, the
City Residents Laud Knafel Plans Overhaul
Harvard drastically changed course on its Knafel Center project and proposed a totally redesigned building to the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation
Menino Asks Harvard to Rework Dorm Plans
Ask anyone at Harvard and they will say the school's relationship with Boston is better than it has been in
White House Whiz Kid: Kissinger Serves World But Leaves Harvard Behind
Though it is now more than two decades since Henry A. Kissinger '50 left his job as Richard M. Nixon's
Looking For Land
Only three years after the University was criticized by a number of Boston officials and residents for anonymously buying land