Mark C. Kunen

Russian Experts Analyze K's Fall

By Mark C. Kunen October 23, 1964

Five experts on Russian affairs discussed the fall of Nikita Khrushchev at Boylston Hall yesterday, and reached a general agreement

By Mark C. Kunen October 08, 1964

A Yale-based project for aiding instruction at Southern Negro colleges decided this week to draw on other universities, including Harvard,

By Mark C. Kunen March 10, 1964

After handling the job himself for eight months, President Pusey has appointed 31-year-old Theodore R. Sizer as the new dean

By Mark C. Kunen February 18, 1963

Harvard's usually reliable distance runners were trounced by Holy Cross Saturday night, but the Crimson's sprinters and field event men

By Mark C. Kunen February 15, 1963

Proposals within the History Department to make sophomore tutorial a credit course were sharply criticized yesterday by Oscar Handlin, Winthrop