The Browser | November-December 2002
Two great scientists who couldtheoreticallyhave taught at Harvard will be celebrated on television this fall with help from Harvard...
Features | September-October 2002
In 1997, one of the blue-chip icons of corporate America, AT&T, was in trouble and seeking a new leader. The company was operating in a...
John Harvard's Journal | September-October 2002
The game's turning point—and perhaps the play that locked up last year's Ivy football title—came with 6:57 left in the third period...
Alumni | September-October 2002
Their physical resemblance is striking. Yet deeper ties connect Al Jolson, the twentieth century's first superstar, and Stephen Mo Hanan '68...
John Harvard's Journal | July-August 2002
They buy their subway tokens and ride two stops to Kendall, then walk to the Harvard Sailing Center, on the river near MIT. The sailing team...
Right Now | July-August 2002
We like to believe we're fair-minded, democratic, unbigoted. Would it were so. In fact, we readily deceive ourselves about our prejudices...
Features | July-August 2002
The dozens of ATM machines lining the entrances to the Mohegan Sun casino don't operate in quite the usual way. If you withdraw $400 in cash...
Right Now | May-June 2002
In 1996, Blockbuster Video opened its first store in Harlem, on 125th Street. The outlet soon became the third-highest-grossing Blockbuster in...
Features | March-April 2002
Jones connects at the Flintridge Golf Club in Los Angeles in 1931. Photograph courtesy Sidney L. Matthew. Photomontage by Bartek Malysa...
In the 1950s the American Cancer Society had a Committee on Quackery. Later that turned into a committee on "unproven methods of cancer...
John Harvard's Journal | March-April 2002
Grappler Dawid Rechul may be the most flexible man in his class
John Harvard's Journal | January-February 2002
There has been a Moore on the ice for Harvard since 1996, when Mark Moore '00 matriculated. His brothers, Steve '01 and Dominic '03, followed...
