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Dan Rosenheck
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Baby With the Bathwater
Meet Candice. She’s a young white woman with long brown hair and soft features, bearing a resemblance to Alanis Morrissette.
Keeping Score
Eric T. Westerfield, a former defensive lineman at Hamilton College, knows a thing or two about how to sack a
Larry Flynt Exposed
It sounds like a bad pun, but it’s 8 p.m. and Larry Flynt is running late. The publisher of Hustler
College Revises Early Action Restrictions
After a sharp rise in Early Action applications this year, the University announced yesterday that it would re-institute a policy
More Apply Early, But Fewer Get Accepted
Over 1,500 more students applied for early admission to Harvard this year than last, but Byerly Hall accepted 24 fewer
Kuumba Protests Professor’s Comment
The leaders of the Brothers and Sisters of Kuumba singing group expressed dismay yesterday at comments made by Associate Professor
Linguistics Blocks Vaux Tenure Bid
After he spent nearly a year publicly protesting the the Linguistics department’s handling of his tenure case, Associate Professor of
Yale, Stanford To End Early Decision Policy
In policy changes that will transform college admissions, Yale and Stanford Universities independently announced yesterday that they are eliminating their
Two Given University’s Top Honor
Economics professor Dale W. Jorgenson and music professor Christoph J. Wolff have been given Harvard’s highest honor, the designation of
Early Derision
When news broke in June that Harvard might allow students who had been accepted under other schools’ binding early decision
Princeton, Brown In Clash Over Admissions Rules
In conflict with national guidelines, Princeton and Brown Universities are refusing to allow their Early Decision applicants to file simultaneous
U.S. News Puts Harvard Second
Giving students their annual bragging rights and critics their chance to bemoan the competition surrounding college admissions, U.S. News &
Transfer Students’ Numbers Drop
Continuing a five-year downward trend in the number of transfer students at the College, Harvard did not accept any transfer
Linguistics Professor Vaux Stays for One More Year
After saying there was a “good chance” last spring that he would leave Harvard because he did not believe he
Math’s Gross Tapped as Undergraduate Education Dean
Former Mathematics chair Benedict H. “Dick” Gross ’71 has been selected as the next Dean of Undergraduate Education and is
