Writer
Susanne C. Chock
Latest Content
Speakers Say Peace Starts at Grassroots Level
Calling their movement “2010,” a group of students who say they want peace in the Middle East by the end
White House Eyes Mankiw
Professor of Economics N. Gregory Mankiw may be the White House’s next chief economic advisor—but the nation’s leading economic thinkers
Study Finds Medical Errors Oft Perceived
More than one-third of U.S. doctors and nearly half of the public say they or members of their family have
Barker Center Benefactor, Top Overseer Dies at 87
Robert R. Barker ’36, a Wall Street executive who served two terms as president of the Board of Overseers and
Fans Likely To Watch ‘The Game’ Under Umbrellas
Students may watch this Saturday’s Harvard-Yale game drenched and shivering, meterologists predicted yesterday. National Weather Service meteorologist Charlie Folie predicts
Thousand Attend Garfunkel Concert
Harvard students can rest assured they beat Art Garfunkel in some respect: They got in. “Harvard at last,” the 1960s
With Beer, Junkies Mark Election Night
Munching caramel apples and swigging beer, about 400 students spent last night squeezed into the Kennedy School of Government’s ARCO
HUDS Survey, A Work in Progress
This morning, first-years are firing up waffle irons in Annenburg Hall. Before this fall, waffle making on Wednesdays and Sundays
Former Kennedy Advisors Muse Over Cuban Missile Crisis
Former advisors to John F. Kennedy ’40 relived the tension of the Cuban missile crisis at the Kennedy School of
Former Cambridge Mayor Alfred E. Vellucci Dies
Alfred E. Vellucci, the former Cambridge mayor notorious for his zealous feuds with Harvard, died last Thursday in Cambridge City
Graduate Wins Nobel Prize
Using a tiny worm as his guide, H. Robert Horvitz, who got his masters and doctorate at Harvard University in
