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Obama's Daunting International Agenda
… Gary J. Bass '92, Ph.D. '98, associate professor of politics and international affairs at Princeton, calls T … by David E. Sanger '82, chief Washington correspondent for the New York Times , a "withering indictment" of President …
Standing Out, United
… Briana Acosta, M.P.H. ’23, is used to sticking out. As “one of a handful” of low-income students on financial aid at her private high … “First Gen Next Gen,” she stood out again Tuesday amidst the sea of black gowns at Harvard’s University-wide affinity …
Getting My Feet Wet
… I remember many things from my cousin’s wedding—my poofy bridesmaid’s dress, the humidity, how pretty the small church looked during the ceremony—but most of all, I remember the guests’ advice, bestowed with drawled …
Issue: May-June 2008
January Reading
… There will be no intersession at Harvard College this year. … and budget shortfalls, we will have nearly the entire month of January as part of our winter break, rather than elective … exasperation among both students and faculty whenever it arises. Faculty members tend to regret the failure to provide …
Issue: January-February 2010
Heavyweight Contender
… 79 … Grappler Dawid Rechul may be the most flexible man in his class … Grappler Dawid Rechul may be the most flexible man in his class … 592 … Heavyweight …
Issue: March-April 2002
Brevia
… Summer Touchups In addition to the previously reported sprucing-up of Massachusetts Hall’s systems ( “Building Unabated,” … three -year renovation sequence for Adams House, which comprises seven buildings spread across three blocks. Beginning …
Issue: July-August 2018
Harvard College Won't Offer Programming for January "Experience"
… to students, faculty, and staff members today, Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) dean Michael D. Smith and Harvard College dean Evelynn M. Hammonds announced that the January "experience" or "term" created by the new … Instead, the time that has been made available as a result of moving fall-term reading period and examinations before …
Pro Tennis at Harvard
… This summer, professional sports will return to campus for the first time since the Boston (now the New England) … Stadium in 1970. Beginning on July 4, the Boston Lobsters of World Team Tennis (WTT) will play their seven home …
Issue: May-June 2005
Emma Dench
… “I was very morbid as a child,” says Emma Dench, professor of the classics and of history. “I liked dead things and dead …
Issue: March-April 2010
“Let Us Be Courageous Together”
… On the eve of her installation as the thirtieth president, the Harvard Gazette asked Claudine … crisis, and inequality, to name a few”—plus the realm of discoveries in the life sciences (with their potential to …
Issue: November-December 2023
University People
… Robert D. Reischauer Harvard News Office Familiar Fellow Robert D. Reischauer '63 was appointed to the Harvard Corporation (The President and Fellows of Harvard College) on October 6, succeeding Herbert S. …
Issue: November-December 2002
Caves
… Creeley ’47 died on March 30, shortly after being named the poet for the Literary Exercises conducted annually by … his poetry in an undergraduate literary journal), portions of a recent work, “Caves,” were read during the ceremony. AUDIO Listen to Professor Helen Vendler reading the poem for Harvard Magazine …
Issue: September-October 2005
Fall Sports in Brief
… The men's soccer team (10-5-1, 5-2 Ivy) finished third in the Ivies, having reeled off a five-game winning streak in midseason. The booters … championship with Princeton. However, on the strength of its superior overall record, Harvard and not Brown won a …
Issue: January-February 2002
Examining Economic Webs
… “ There was a longish period in the 1990s and the early part … that elucidated the negative impacts of past economic crises on the health of millions of people —undertaken in the …
Issue: November-December 2014
A Better Way to Practice Medicine?
… Where The Measure of Our Days , Jerome Groopman’s first book, … Second Opinions takes a more political view, not only of the relationship between doctor and patient, but also of the …