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Woodruff Named ART Artistic Director
… Woodruff will succeed Robert Brustein as artistic director of the American Repertory Theatre (ART), President Neil L. … who will serve as artistic director-designate until August of 2002, is "one of the most imaginative and visionary …
History in Progress
… 2001, split Richard Beck’s adolescence in two. Fourteen on the day of the attacks, he was old enough to remember life … notion of American citizenship. Citizenship, he argues, comprises not just the ability to vote, but also the rights to …
Issue: September-October 2024
Harvard’s 366th Commencement Exercises
… To accommodate the increasing number of those wishing to attend Harvard … Theatre: Degree candidates will receive a limited number of tickets to both the Morning Exercises and the Afternoon …
Issue: March-April 2017
Video: Modern-Day Romanticism
… Poet April Bernard ’78 is profiled in the November-December 2010 issue. In this video, she speaks … width:409] … In her latest book of poems, April Bernard aims to capture the intensity of the …
Issue: November-December 2010
Three Harvardians among Time’s 100
… "Time 100" issue, which lists 100 people "who most affect the world" includes three Harvard faculty members. One is Gottlieb professor of law Elizabeth Warren, who chairs the Congressional …
Air Mail
… On February 23, 1944, Lt. Harriet D. Adams of the Army Nurse Corps, stationed at Will Rogers Field in … Bob Earhart sought to reassure his wife about the safety of his missions spying on German troops and equipment from a …
Issue: July-August 2020
Decanal Duo
… Jones professor of American studies Lizabeth Cohen, interim dean of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study since last July, … announcement, President Drew Faust cited her dedication to the “pursuit of new ideas and collaborations across the …
Issue: May-June 2012
Close Contact
… The college-counseling suite in my high school, with its brochure-laden atrium, drawers of student files, and closed-door conferences, reminded me of a doctor's office as I sat waiting to discuss my …
Issue: November-December 2003
Kennedy School Looks Ahead
… “When you think about events like Hurricane Katrina, the earthquake in Pakistan and other parts of South Asia, climate change, global poverty, advancing … action in the public interest,” says David Ellwood, dean of the Kennedy School of Government (KSG). “It’s clear that …
Issue: January-February 2006
A Retirement amid Harassment Allegations
… Madero professor for the study of Mexico Jorge Domínguez, a member of the … understandably experience to come forward when concerns arise. All of us in this room share a responsibility to act …
Issue: May-June 2018
Management Maxims from HBS Class Day
… Early in this academic year, when the world’s financial system seemed literally on the verge of collapse, Harvard Business School’s Centennial Global … customers, and communities could derive from the enterprise. In a larger sense, although Dimon was confident that …
Harvard Headlines: Elizabeth Warren, Economic-Development Failures, and More
… Here are our picks from the latest Harvard-related opinion, news, and features: A … 3 Boston Globe examined the reception that Gottlieb professor of law Elizabeth Warren is getting , in Washington and …
Boston to Portland, Maine--and even Canada
… The only passenger train to Maine, the Downeaster, runs five … and the historic Strawberry Banke neighborhood. Or get off a bit later, at the Old Orchard Beach depot, and grab a shuttle for a day or two of swimming and sunning there. The trip from Boston to …
Issue: July-August 2009
Bitter, Sweet, Salty—Yum
… Housed in a lofty, industrial-styled space, West Bridge is both mod and vibrant, “cool” and warm. Diners of all kinds, from date-nighters and post-work partyers to the more sedate crowd, can find a spot to suit their needs …
Issue: September-October 2012
A Geopolitical Windfall?
… By most measures , the Trump administration’s first year in office has been turbulent, but Meghan O’Sullivan, Kirkpatrick professor of the practice of international affairs at the …
Issue: January-February 2018