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U.S. Agency Says Shleifer, Hay 'Abused Trust'
After federal officials suspended a $14 million contract on Tuesday with the Harvard Institute for International Development (HIID), one of
Sports That Don't Get Enough Attention
The glory of victory and the agony of defeat may be present in all sports, but that doesn't mean that
Harvard Dancers Light up Lowell Hall
Dancing to everything from the beat of "I'm Just a Girl" to the sway of "My Funny Valentine," 10 student
Checked Off
When Veronica S. Jung '97, a Korean-American, wanted to apply for a Mellon minority fellowship, she was surprised to see
Council Approves $9,000 For Band
The Undergraduate Council agreed last night to spend up to $9,000 to bring a band to campus for Springfest. The
Panel Discusses Report on Schools
Left-wing education expert Deborah Meier took on five noted education specialists in a panel discussion on assessing public education last
K-School Gets $7 Million Gift
A $7 million gift to the Kennedy School by a Hong Kong real-estate magnate will fund a new scholarship program
Grant Program Funding Minority Scholarships Renewed
Minority students will continue to have an extra incentive to pursue careers in academia due to the renewal of Harvard's
K-School Steps Up Minority Recruitment Efforts
In an effort to bolster minority enrollment, Kennedy School officials said yesterday that the school plans to actively recruit potential
