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Last Week: The World's Most Leading Question
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A run-down of the Harvardians who made headlines this week.
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Daniel Pipes
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His characterization of a Brooklyn school as a madrassa set off a storm of controversy.
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Al Franken
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Tax evasion is no joke.
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Movie Review: Marina of the Zabbaleen
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Engi Wassef debuts her first feature documentary at the Tribeca Film Festival.
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Barack Obama
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04/30/2008
Is Reverend Wright purposefully sabotaging his former parishioner's campaign?
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Jeffrey Sachs
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04/29/2008
Is Jeffrey Sachs yearning to become an official government mandarin?
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Mohammed El-Erian
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04/24/2008
Raking in the money, unfortunately not at Harvard.
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Eliot Spitzer
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04/24/2008
The sex scandal that keeps on giving.
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Conan O'Brien
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04/24/2008
Lately of Late Night.
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Norman Mailer
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04/24/2008
A trove of documents from one of the iconic writer’s many mistresses ends up at Harvard, turning a profit for the former Mailer lover.
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The Accountant Who Roared
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Linda Bilmes opens the books on the Iraq war and the Pentagon’s financial secrecy.
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Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, A.B. ’76
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In Nigeria she earned the nickname Okonjo-Wahala, or Trouble Woman, for her aggressive anti-corruption measures.
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Yang Jianli, Ph.D '01
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Washington Post
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Clifton Dawson, AB '07
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Scarborough Mirror-Guardian
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Eugene Plotkin, AB '00
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The Age
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Johnathan Kozol, AB '58
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Salon
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Harry Ritter, AB '07
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The Miami Hurricane
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Richard Lyman Bushman Phd ‘61
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New York Times
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Amit R. Paley AB ‘04
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News Busters
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Dr. Cüneyt Yüksel LLM ‘94 L ‘95 G ‘97
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Today Zamen
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Vuk Jeremic MPA ‘03
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Huliq
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Howard Moskowitz Phd ‘69
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The Chronical Herald
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Earle Britton, GSD 1966
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07/18/2007
CoStar Group
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Bill Demas, HBS 1993
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07/18/2007
Press Release Newswire
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Bruce Fein, HLS 1972
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Atlantic Free Press
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Angie Hicks, HBS 2000
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The DesMoines Register
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Len Blavatnik, HBS 1989
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The New York Times
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Jayne P. Bultena, HLS 1991
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Business Wire
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Alan Gilbert, COL 1989
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ABC 7 News
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Chris Kroeger, COL 1990, HBS 2003
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Tech Journal South
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Augusto Jimenez, LL.M. '76
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Washington Post
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Jenny Wilson, MPA '98
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The Salt Lake Tribune
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Robert W. Wunderlich, GSA 1978 , GSA 1981
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Business Wire
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Dr. William Foster, GSA 1990 , GSA 1995
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The Courier News
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David B. Vitter, COL 1983
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International Herald Tribune
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Dr. Louise M. Richardson, GSA 1984 , GSA 1989
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Spiegel Online
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Dr. Alan D. Tice COL, 1966
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07/11/2007
KHNL 8
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Shep N. Messing, COL 1972
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IvyLeagueSports.com
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Walter Isaacson, BA '74
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National Public Radio
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Tim Fleiszer, BA '98
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The Leader-Post
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James Himes, BA '88
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Greenwich Time
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Alan R. Hoffman, HLS 1969
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Boston.com
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Kalappa P. Bittianda, HBS 1997
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Moneycontrol.com
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Hisham H. El-Khazindar, HBS 2003
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Business Today Egypt.com
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Dr. Burton G. Malkiel, COL 1953 , HBS 1955
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CNNMoney.com
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Yochai Benkler, HLS 1994
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The Chronicle of Higher Education
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Dr. Harvey B. Simon, HMS 1967
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New York Times
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Dr. Paul Farmer, HMS 1990 , GSA 1990
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New York Times
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Robert Chase, SB '43
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Seacoast Online
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Herbert Eckhouse, BA '71
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Los Angeles Times
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Robert Zoellick, JD '81, MPP '81
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Channel NewsAsia
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Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, MPA '71
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The Huffington Post
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Don Braden, College '85
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New Jersey Daily Record
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Michelle Obama, J.D. '88
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New York Amsterdam News
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Peter Loescher, Advanced Management Program '97
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Reuters
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John Hope Franklin, Ph.D. '41
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Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal
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Tom Morello, A.B. '86
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06/28/2007
Earvolution
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Cheryl Walter
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New York Daily News
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Edward Balls, MPA 1990
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Financial Times
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Jeffrey Immelt, MBA '82
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Bloomberg
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Previn Warren, A.B. '04 and Chris Snyder, A.B. '04
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Somerville Journal
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Isaiah Kacyvenski, A.B. '00
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Press & Sun Bulletin
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Kenneth Ludwig, J.D. 1976
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The Salt Lake Tribune
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Sari Nusseibeh, Ph.D. 1978
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The Jerusalem Post
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Ali Allawi, MBA '71
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The Guardian
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Avichai Kremer, MBA '06
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Boston Globe
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Cornelia Hahn Oberlander, B.Arch. '47
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Metropolis Magazine
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David Halberstam
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Mr. Halberstam shared a Pulitzer Prize in 1964 for his coverage of the Vietnam War for The New York Times.
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Love Before the Ruins
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Katie Roiphe, author of Still She Haunts Me and the controversial The Morning After, explores unconventional marriages among the literati in pre-World War II London.
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The Google Mafia
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Although founded by two Stanford dropouts, Google's top ranks were quickly infiltrated by Harvardians. Meet Google's Gang of 10.
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New Untitled Listing
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The Brawl at Depaul
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Supposedly about the Middle East, the raucous Dershowitz-Finkelstein feud has now descended into career meddling.
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6 Degrees of Harvard
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Use five Harvard diplomas to get from pitching phenom Dice-K to raunchy comedian Dice Clay.
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Passions: Lee Mindel
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The architect and designer takes us through his graceful mid-century modern Manhattan duplex.
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Mailer Gets the Bird
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The feisty author was feted at the Paris Review Spring Revel.
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The Ticker
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Whose stock is rising and whose you should unload.
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In a Glass of its Own
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The founder and chairman of the Boston Beer Company, Jim Koch, wants to change the way people look at the sturdy old stein.
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Harvard's First Husband
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Charles Rosenberg is boldly going where no man has gone before.
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Reading Between the Lines
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Still Standing In Iraq
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A curious journalist snuck across the border in search of a crumbling icon but found something more.
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What Price Perfection?
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Designer children, designing parents.
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It’s Not Exactly Lying
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Filling out the admissions application has always been a creative endeavor.
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The Education of Pete Seeger
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The folk icon explains why he dropped out of Harvard.
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From the Editors of 02138
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The Cult Reject
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Think cults are only for zombies? Then meet author Helen Newman, who spent five years with the Zendiks.
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The Screening Room
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A.O. Scott on how to watch a movie like a critic.
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Dr. Groopman’s Prescription
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Expert advice on how to diagnose your doctor before he diagnoses you.
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Ahead of the Curve
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Evolutionary psychologist Steven Gaulin may be on to a juicy new theory: Ample mothers make bigger-brained babies.
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You Are Now Free to Move About the Solar System
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Meet the doctor who never got over his youthful obsession with Star Trek, Star Wars, and anything else having to do with rockets. His life goal: fostering a consumer-driven market
for space technology and (why not?) a future colony on Mars.
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Harvard Law: The Musical
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Who ever thought law school could get this glamorous?
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Jazzy Fabulous
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The glory of old Adams House lives on in Pink Martini’s new album.
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The Rejects
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Every admissions office gets it wrong sometimes. Here’s our list of Harvard’s biggest mistakes.
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The Company of Mira Nair
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The Indian filmmaker discusses her movies, her characters, and her own history.
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In the Groove
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Joshua Redman planned a career in law to avoid the shadow of his famous musician father. Now he’s emerging as one of the great saxophonists of his generation.
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A Few God Men
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Phillip E. Johnson went to Harvard, opposed the Vietnam War, and taught at Berkeley. But, along with two college peers, Johnson has
also devoted his life to promoting intelligent design. The true story of three former liberals and their fight to put God back in our schools.
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How to Run Harvard
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What Drew Faust can learn from Derek Bok.
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Lady in Waiting
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As Drew Gilpin Faust prepares to take Harvard’s
helm, the president-elect remains a little-known
figure to many faculty, students, and alumni.
How did the Civil War historian and Radcliffe dean
make her way to the top of the world’s most powerful
university? And what does she intend to do now
that she’s there? Richard Bradley reports on the big
questions surrounding Harvard’s new president.
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Dog Days Arts Calendar
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For world travellers and homebodies alike, there’s something cultural brewing near you this summer.
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From Blog to Bookshelf
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All about “Sex and the Ivy,” an X-rated blog by Lena X. Chen.
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On the Scene With...Louis Begley
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The lawyer-cum-author reveals the secrets of his brilliant second career—and mixes us a sublime martini.
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The Search for Harvard's Next Leader
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On the morning of Wednesday, January 31, Thomas R. Cech, the Nobel Prize–winning head of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, picked up the phone and called the Harvard Crimson. In December, the newspaper had reported that Cech was a candidate for the presidency of Harvard. Now, Cech told the paper, “I have withdrawn my name from consideration.”
Quickly posted online, those words shocked the Harvard campus. Cech wasn’t the first candidate to say no, but his exit was different. It came late in the search process, and the campus buzz had it that he wasn’t just a candidate, he was a leading candidate. With Cech gone, who was left?
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Joel D. Kaplan, A.B. ’91, J.D. ’98
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There’s nothing Joel Kaplan won’t do for his boss. Kaplan, who recently replaced Karl Rove as deputy chief of staff for policy, skipped out on his Hawaii honeymoon to return to the White House. Kaplan previously worked under Joshua Bolten, President Bush’s recently appointed chief of staff, in the Office of Management and Budget.
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Mark Zuckerberg, A.B. ’06
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The fledgling CEO recently scored $25 million in venture capital for Facebook, his addictive social networking site. The infusion quells rumors that Zuckerberg had been looking to sell his brainchild, at a sticker price that made even Viacom blink.
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Edwin Turner Bowden Jr., 81; Professor of American Literature
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Henry James, Peter DeVries and Washington Irving all lived in the imagination of Edwin Turner Bowden, who taught in the English Department at the University of Texas, Austin.
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Christine Hobart, 82; Professor of Labor History
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The Boston Globe today expanded on last month’s brief notice for Christine Hobart, in a longer obituary that outlines the intellectual passions of this professor and former mill worker.
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Scott Charles Borkowski, 50; Realtor
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The young Scott Charles Borkowski died unexpectedly at his home in Kittery Point, Maine, reports the Boston Globe.
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Clay Corson Jordan, 90; Manager and Salesman
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The Portland Press Herald of Maine reports the passing of Clay Corson Jordon, Harvard College Class of 1938. Jordon’s management and sales career included stints at Gillette and Lockheed Aircraft, spanning such exotic destinations as Calcutta, India and Burbank, California.
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Eldon Reuben Cox, 82; Consultant, Business Manager at University of Utah
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The Salt Lake Tribune contains a tender notice for Eldon Reuben Cox, a retired businessman. The Idaho native attended Brigham Young University and Harvard, where he received his MBA in 1952.
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Joseph G. Costa, 72; President of Forklift Company
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Joseph Costa, the son of Italian immigrants, embraced his adopted town of Germantown, Tennessee, with gusto.
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Fred Temple, 90; Sales Consultant
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For a moving tribute to lifelong love, read the Boston Globe obituary for Fred and Betty Temple. During their sixty-five year marriage they shared joy in nature, family, and music, and died only a week apart from eachother.
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Lawrence Lader, 86; Journalist Who Championed Abortion Rights
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Lawrence Lader was a writer whose intellectual and political energies found their outlet in this country’s impassioned abortion debate. He resolutely promoted the idea of abortion as a civil right, and in the process became, according to his obituary in the New York Times, “a lightning rod for its critics as well as a beacon for its proponents.”
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Dean Winn, 82; Thoracic Surgeon
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Two years before he died, Dean Winn and an eighty-seven year old friend traveled to Antarctica to mingle with the penguins. Such was the adventurous soul described today in an obituary in the Mail Tribune of Jackson County, Oregon.
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Peter J. Buckley Sr., 53; Sales Representative
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“Damn, Pete had quickest wit I ever saw!” The online condolence book for Peter J. Buckley Sr. is full of such testimonies to his kindness and sharp sense of humor.
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John Adams Paine, 85; Harvard Hockey Star
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The Boston Globe reports that John Adams Paine, whose name graces the Harvard Varsity Club Hall of Fame, died on April 30. The college hockey star was captain of the varsity team for the 1942-43 season. After graduating in 1943, Adams Paine joined the Navy and was stationed to an unlikely locale for a winter sportsman: Panama. Later in life, the investment banker and his wife, Jane Patterson, raised two daughters and two sons. After retirement Adams Paine enjoyed golf and curling at the Brookline Country Club.
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John Wentworth Peirce, 94; Architect
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John Wentworth Peirce came from an old Yankee family, and his lifelong fascination with design and conservation stemmed from deep ties to the New England landscape. He was instrumental in the preservation of large swaths of wilderness in Essex County, on northern coastal Massachusetts; and his architecture firm, Peirce, Pierce and Kramer, designed significant buildings in a modern vernacular.
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Fredric D. Lake, 92; Radiologist
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The Chicago Tribune notes the passing of Fredric D. Lake, an eminent Chicago radiologist. An Amherst graduate who was born in Perth Amboy, NJ, Lake attended Harvard Medical School and for thirty years was Chief of Radiology at Columbus Hospital, as well as President of the Illinois State Medical Society from 1974-1975. During World War II he served with the 5th Battalion in Great Britain, North Africa, Italy and Austria, earning the rank of Lt. Colonel and a Bronze Star.
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Michael Fry, 61; U.S. Army Colonel, Advisor on Disarmament
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“Old soldiers never die…” From the halls of the White House to a downtown drug recovery center, Michael Fry spent his life trying to be of service to other people. The Milwaukee native, a quietly proud Army veteran, was rarely spotted without his trademark West Point baseball cap. He saw heavy combat in Vietnam, and among his many citations received the Purple Heart for wounds sustained in battle.
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Christine L. Hobart; Professor at Northeastern University
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A notice in the Boston Globe today noted the passing on April 22 of Christine L. Hobart, a graduate of Radcliffe College. After earning her doctorate from the Harvard Business School, she taught in the Graduate School of Business at Northeastern University until her retirement.
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John Thomas Poirier, 73; Colonel in US Air Force
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John “Jack” Thomas Poirier cut the dashing figure of a gentleman soldier; his was a life “filled with academics, valor, adventure and love,” according to a notice in the Colorado Springs Gazette. A 1955 graduate of West Point, Poirier earned the Bronze Star for Valor and the Distinguished Flying Cross, among other medals, while serving as a pilot and forward air controller in Vietnam. His assignments as military attaché took him to Venezuela, Trinidad & Tobago and Jamaica. He was a professor and the first judo coach at the United States Air Force Academy.
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Hugh O. de Fries, 81; Navy surgeon, educator
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A nationally respected surgeon and teacher who died April 13, Dr. Hugh O. de Fries made groundbreaking contributions to the field of otolaryngology. While serving in the Navy Medical Corps, de Fries developed new reconstructive surgery techniques for Marines who suffered severe head and neck injuries in Vietnam, according to his obituary in the Washington Post. During his tenure at the National Naval Medical Center and later at the John Hopkins School of Medicine, he also pioneered chemotherapy treatments and new surgical techniques for the treatment of head and neck cancers.
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Robert H. Meystre, 96; Financial Analyst
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Hoboken, N.J., native Robert H. Meystre enjoyed a fruitful career in finance, despite having entered the job market in the thick of the Great Depression. In 1933, as a freshly minted Harvard M.B.A., he worked a personal connection to land a credit analyst position at Chase Manhattan Bank. The former journalist quickly expanded his network in the financial sector, and with his wife Ginny and growing family followed jobs to Maryland, Illinois and Rhode Island.
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Willis Schaupp, 79; Proctologist, Professor of Surgery at UCSF
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Born into a medical family, Willis Schaupp knew by age 12 that he wanted to be a doctor. The San Francisco Chronicle reported that young “Willie” headed east to Harvard Medical School soon after graduating from Stanford, however New England apparently could not charm him, for he returned to California in 1950.
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Kenneth Crotty, 99; Journalist
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Kenneth Crotty loved to tell the stories of people he encountered in his near century-long life. In an obituary published in the
Boston Globe, his daughter says that the gregarious Crotty never wanted a desk job, preferring instead to make a career of writing and reporting.
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Luther Moore Child, Jr., 95; Business Manager, Outdoor Enthusiast
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04/15/2006
Medford-born Luther Moore Child, Jr., died April 3 at the age of 95. A graduate of Tufts and Harvard, where he received his M.B.A. in 1934, Child lead a varied career in the printing business, including the launch of his own company, Pine Tree Composition, in 1973. After serving as a mine
