Andrew T. Karron

Altman: Hitting the Myth

By Andrew T. Karron October 12, 1978

"I don't mean to suggest that the sixties were a decade without myths--I doubt whether any moment in history is

By Andrew T. Karron and Andrew Multer March 04, 1978

T HE 1980 PRESIDENTIAL race is heating up. That, at least, is the impression one gets from reading the recent

By Andrew T. Karron and Gay Seidman July 19, 1977

The Harvard Summer School is a throwback to an earlier era. Prior to World War II, undergraduate admissions requirements had

By Andrew T. Karron June 27, 1977

Manfred Jonas, chairman of the history department at Union College, will come to Harvard this fall as a research fellow

By Joseph Dalton and Andrew T. Karron April 29, 1977

"All lawyers should be castrated and all law schools burnt to the ground," Hunter S. Thompson told an overflow crowd

By Andrew T. Karron March 10, 1977

B URIED DEEP in the pages of the Guinness Book of World Records, along with the stories about the two-headed

By Andrew T. Karron January 19, 1977

D EAN FOX'S PLAN for the housing system, while hardly convincing in its argument for eliminating freshmen from the Quad,

By Andrew T. Karron January 11, 1977

I N HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY Why Not the Best? President-elect Jimmy Carter suggested that 1976 could be viewed as a turning

By Andrew T. Karron November 02, 1976

With the possible exception of Elliot Richardson '41, Daniel Patrick Moynihan boasts one of the most impressive resumes of any