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Renewing the Coop
… The Harvard Coop , a retailing fixture for 132 years, is … will be supplanted by a 10 percent discount at the time of sale, beginning with purchases (in-store or online) made … president Jerry Murphy ’73, M.B.A. ’77, said that its board of directors had examined operations during the past few …
Issue: July-August 2014
The Classes
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Issue: January-February 2014
Yesterday’s News
… in Memorial Hall no longer need carry spare change in their pockets: the system of tipping the waiters has been abolished. 1933 In his … their Labor Day plans. 1948 Tuition at the College has risen to $525 per annum, a jump of more than 30 percent. The …
Issue: September-October 2023
Francesca Dominici: How Does Air Pollution Affect COVID-19?
… How does the air we breathe affect our body’s reaction to COVID-19? … Early on in the pandemic Francesca Dominici, Gamble professor of biostatistics, population, and data science at … on scientists by government and media during public-health crises—when answers are needed before conclusions exist. She …
The Classes
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Issue: November-December 2013
In the Limelight
… Never mind that Conan O’Brien ’85 recently went off the air in a very public dust-up with broadcast executives. … or scenes from plays, or take the stage as a group to reprise performances from their undergraduate years. Part of …
Issue: May-June 2010
Behind the Scenes: Medical robotics changing lives
… working in a Washington, D.C.-area firm. You are 33, with the bulk of your working years ahead of you, until one day you unexpectedly suffer a debilitating …
The Classes
… post.harvard Alumni Login username and password to complete the registration process.) No account is required to submit … note or to submit an obituary . For questions regarding the class notes and obituaries on our website, please e-mail … Class notes and obituaries: September-October 2013 … 8463 … The Classes … article …
Issue: September-October 2013
Mandela and Annan, What the World Needs Now
… The academic year began with two high-intensity visits by world leaders from Africa. Kofi Annan, secretary general of the United Nations, from Ghana, spent Thursday, September …
The Classes
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Issue: July-August 2014
Frontiers...
… that track physical activity are ubiquitous. But using them to generate medically useful information, such as predicting an elderly person’s risk of falling, is not straightforward: daily changes in schedules and weather alter activity. Associate professor of medicine Kun Hu, instructor in medicine Peng Li, …
Issue: May-June 2020
Practical Philanthropist
… Bob Friedman ’71 will never forget the moment at the Harlem Children’s Zone when the five-year-old son of a poor single mother announced his intention to attend … into the middle class, he founded the Corporation for Enterprise Development (CFED) in 1979. He was 30 and had just …
Issue: September-October 2012
Rather Psychologically Peculiar
… Drawing upon economics and psychology, professor of human evolutionary biology Joseph Henrich, chair of the same department, sweepingly explains how “the products …
Issue: March-April 2021
Off the Shelf
… by Meredith Mason Brown ’61, J.D. ’65 (Indiana, $30). The author, a biographer of Daniel Boone, does “better in history when it becomes … World War II through 20 revealing objects. A History of the Present Illness, by Louise Aronson, M.D. ’92 …
Issue: May-June 2013
“A Calling Above All Others”
… Ruth Simmons today delivered the Harvard Graduate School of Education’s 2023 Convocation … environments.” “What new tragedy, they must ask, will arise tomorrow to unsettle further their future?” Simmons …