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Keeping an Eye on Harvard
Fellow members of the Class of 2001, who now become the youngest members in the vast Harvard alumni giving pool,
The Real Keycard Debate
It's time for both sides of the keycard debate to start talking about what they've really been talking about all
In Love With [Pf-OPEN]
If Pforzheimer House had a motto, it might be, "Thanks, got it." From obscure textbooks to formalwear to freshly baked
Faculty Council Okays Af-Am Studies Ph.D.
The Faculty Council voted yesterday to approve a new Ph.D program in African-American Studies. The 18-member body's approval paves the
Report Finds Mental Health Services Lacking
Mental health services at Harvard are understaffed and inefficiently coordinated--though improving--according to a report to be released today by a
Two Seniors Net Rhodes Honor
Two Harvard seniors were among the 32 American students named Rhodes Scholars this weekend. Kristin N. Javaras '99-'00 of Kirkland
New Radcliffe Advisory Dean's Council to Meet Tomorrow
Acting Dean of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study Mary Maples Dunn is about to get a little advice on
Exits Help Clear Out Radcliffe Structure
Despite plans for an unprecedented growth of its research programs, the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study is quietly slimming down
Knowles Looks to Increase Faculty-Student Ratio
Apparently, 650 just isn't enough. Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles announced last week that he hopes to increase
Money in the Bank
For years, the fellows of Radcliffe College's Bunting Institute made do with just three computers. Famous among academics nationwide as
Complying With Title IX: How Harvard Interprets the Law
For the last seven years, the Women's Science Alliance has brought together 35 incoming female first-year students for an intensive
Glitches Beset Project ADAPT
Harvard's new financial management system, Project ADAPT, is plagued with across-the-board implementation problems at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences,
Oman Endows KSG Professorship for Sultan
The government and people of the Sultanate of Oman, a country on the Arabian peninsula, have endowed a Kennedy School
Darling, Griffin Win Treasurer, Secretary Races
The Undergraduate Council elected Sterling P.A. Darling '01 of Currier House its treasurer at its first meeting of the year
RCAA Queries Institute Leaders About Future
The women who will be expected to sustain and support the new Radcliffe Institute told Acting Dean Mary Maples Dunn
