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Harvard-Yale Boat Race Turns 150
The sesquicentennial of college athletics in America takes place June 8 on the Thames (rhymes with "James") River in New London...
Toward Gender and Sexuality Studies?
Is there room within Harvard's curricular cornucopia to house formal academic work on gender and sexuality studies? The question is being posed...
Joseph P. Kalt
Joseph P. Kalt Photograph by Stu Rosner Home the night before from Australia, where his expertise in the economics of antitrust and...
'Cliffe Notes
Arriving I left Philadelphia for Radcliffe by train on a September morning, family all gathered at the station. I promised my stepfather I...
Managing with Markov
It has attracted less attention, perhaps, than searches for Big Foot or a cure for the common cold, but the quest for the optimal baseball...
Yesterday's News
1922 An explosion of liquid oxygen in Jefferson Labs takes the lives of an engineering graduate student and a carpenter working in the building...
Building Momentum
Understandably, when it comes to imagining the campus of the future, all eyes are on Allston. Harvard's purchases of 100 acres of land there...
Pure Fabrications
Spend a day in church with Paul Matisse '54 and you will marvel at how the creator has shaped his world. Everywhere you look you see a...
Brevia
Photograph by Jim Harrison Sit-ins = Suspension On February 28, President Lawrence H. Summers announced a new interpretation of the...
Science Synergy
With preliminary approval from the Harvard Corporation, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences has negotiated a merger with the Rowland Institute for...
Faculty Diversity: some additional statistics
Supplemental statistics to "Forum: Faculty Diversity," in the March-April, 2002 edition of Harvard Magazine...
Arts and Sciences Aims
The new annual letter of Dean Jeremy R. Knowles to the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), disseminated in February...