Magazine Stories

1. Sword's Play

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Leslie Lewis Sword is taking the world by stage.

2. Rewriting Harvard

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Wiki revisionism

Blog Posts

1. Who Deserves a Spot on the Next Harvard 100?

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

2. WHO DESERVES A SPOT ON THE NEXT HARVARD 100? TELL US WHAT YOU THINK!

The editors of 02138 Magazine want to know who you think belongs on the 2008 “Harvard 100” list of most influential members of the Harvard community. Previous winners include Bill Gates and Al Gore; this year’s list will appear in the December/January issue of 02138. We want to hear your nominations; they can be famous or infamous, celebrated or unknown.

http://www.02138mag.com/nominate.html

3. The Harvard 100 2008

http://www.02138mag.com/lists/H1002008.html

4. Manhattan Media Launches Ivy League Media With Aquisition of 02138

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 05/12/2008

New division to roll out magazines, social networking sites, events for alumni of all eight Ivy League universities.

5. Bruce Wasserstein

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/07/2008

Even Lazard writes down

6. Jared Kushner

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/07/2008

Art imitating art imitating art

7. Albert Cohen

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/07/2008

Criminal behavior

8. Matt Damon

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/06/2008

The Bourne Conspiracy: video game character not imitation of Matt Damon

9. Michelle Obama and Barack Obama

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/06/2008

Combating elitism

10. Jeff Zucker

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/06/2008

Zucker shows support for a new anti-piracy bill

11. Peter Olson

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/06/2008

The Random House chief might step down

12. Win Min

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/06/2008

Academic Win Min on rebuilding Myanmar

13. Reginald Hudlin

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/05/2008

It the BET Big-Shot a Superhero or a Supervillain?

14. Reginald Hudlin

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 05/05/2008

It the BET Big-Shot a Superhero or a Supervillain?

15. George W. Bush

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 05/05/2008

Bush forced to see the furry side of climate change.

16. George W. Bush

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/05/2008

Bush Forced to See the Furry Side of Climate Change.

17. Barack Obama

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/05/2008

Obama Squeaks by in Guam.

18. Barack Obama

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 05/05/2008

Obama Squeaks by in Guam.

19. Steve Ballmer

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/05/2008

No Yahoo for Microsoft

20. Steven Ballmer

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 05/05/2008

No Yahoo for Microsoft

21. Mort Zuckerman

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/02/2008

The Tabloid Wars continue.

22. Last Week: The World's Most Leading Question

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/02/2008

A run-down of the Harvardians who made headlines this week.

23. Matt Birk

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/02/2008

Matt Birk Will Be Nice to His Probable Successor, John Sullivan.

24. Ken Griffin

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/02/2008

Ken Griffin Almost Goes Public.

25. Michael Bloomberg

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/02/2008

The Dumbest Thing He’s Ever Heard.

26. Marlene Krauss

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/02/2008

Marlene Krauss ousts the management of the Chelsea Hotel.

27. Bill O'Reilly

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/01/2008

The Hillary Factor

28. Sumner Redstone

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/01/2008

Is he a lover or a fighter?

29. Steven Ballmer

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/01/2008

Ballmer: Baller or Bailer?

30. Ben Bernanke

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 05/01/2008

How low can they go?

31. Daniel Pipes

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/30/2008

His characterization of a Brooklyn school as a madrassa set off a storm of controversy.

32. Barack Obama

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/30/2008

Is Reverend Wright purposefully sabotaging his former parishioner's campaign?

33. Al Franken

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/30/2008

Tax evasion is no joke.

34. Jeffrey Sachs (again)

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/29/2008

At last, a Madonna-Harvard connection.

35. Jeffrey Sachs

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/29/2008

Is Jeffrey Sachs yearning to become an official government mandarin?

36. David Javerbaum

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/29/2008

Cry-Baby, Cry.

37. Eliot Spitzer

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/29/2008

The Spitzer saga gets even smuttier(?!)

38. Michael Bloomberg

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/29/2008

Bloomberg books it. And writes a poem.

39. Meg Whitman

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/29/2008

Where's Whitman?

40. Keith Gessen

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/29/2008

A literary It-boy plays football, trades barbs.

41. Zoe Cruz

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/28/2008

Was the abrupt dismissal of "most powerful woman on Wall Street" inevitable?

42. Zoe Cruz

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 04/28/2008

Was the abrupt dismissal of "most powerful woman on Wall Street" inevitable?

43. Barack Obama

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 04/28/2008

As the long slog toward the nomination continues, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are closer than ever in the polls. Where does Obama stand in the wake of Clinton’s victory in Pennsylvania?

44. Barack Obama

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/28/2008

As the long slog toward the nomination continues, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are closer than ever in the polls. Where does Obama stand in the wake of Clinton’s victory in Pennsylvania?

45. The U.S. Supreme Court

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 04/28/2008

Just in time for the Indiana primary, the Court weighs in on the state's voter-identification law.

46. The U.S. Supreme Court

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/28/2008

Just in time for the Indiana primary, the Court weighs in on the state's voter-identification law.

47. Dmitri Nabokov

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 04/28/2008

After 30 years in the frying pan, Vladmir Nabokov's final novel is granted a reprieve from the fire.

48. Dmitri Nabokov

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/28/2008

After 30 years in the frying pan, Vladmir Nabokov's final novel is granted a reprieve from the fire.

49. Summing Up

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

The Simple Facts about the Hollywood Issue of 02138.

50. Antonin Scalia

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/25/2008

Scalia, Unleashed

51. George W. Bush

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/25/2008

President Bush Admits Economy is Sluggish

52. Al Gore

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/25/2008

The Global Gore Crisis

53. David Rockefeller, Sr.

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/25/2008

The New Rockefeller Center

54. Aga Khan

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/25/2008

The Aga Khan's Global Vison.

55. Richard Barker, 79

Tribe Posting : Lives : 04/25/2008

Architectural consultant; father to 15 adopted and foster children with physical or mental challenges; founder of the Junior National Wheelchair Athletic Association.

56. Mohammed El-Erian

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/24/2008

Raking in the money, unfortunately not at Harvard.

57. Eliot Spitzer

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/24/2008

The sex scandal that keeps on giving.

58. Conan O'Brien

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/24/2008

Lately of Late Night.

59. Barack Obama

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/24/2008

The infinite primary: Pennsylvania results.

60. Clive Davis

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/24/2008

As CEO of SonyBMG Clive Davis discovered some of the biggest stars in the music biz. Does a new job title for the legendary mogul signal the end of an era?

61. Ban Ki-Moon

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/22/2008

As food prices continue to rise, Ki-Moon and others work to avert an international crisis.

62. Lou Dobbs

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/22/2008

The CNN anchor's recent remarks were offensive to some, and unforgivable to others.

63. Jeffrey Immelt

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/22/2008

In the wake of a disappointing quarter at GE, critics and supporters weigh in on the CEO's business strategy. Some even call the security of Immelt's job into question.

64. Jeffrey Immelt

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 04/22/2008

Weighing the CEO's business strategy

65. Steven Ballmer

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/22/2008

MicroHoo? Ballmer suggests Yahoo's expected strong first-quarter results won't affect Microsoft’s bid.

66. Ben Bernanke, A.B. 1975

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/21/2008

Ben Bernanke: The man. The madness? The grudge match?

67. Robert Rimsky, 87

Tribe Posting : Lives : 04/21/2008

After graduating from Harvard Business School, joined the Navy and served as a Naval Supply officer during World War II; worked alongside his father in the family textile business; during his tenure as Chairman of Lucerene Textiles, introduced industry-shaping innovations in the form of new business approaches.

68. Ben Bernanke, A.B. 1975

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 04/21/2008

Ben Bernanke: The man. The madness? The grudge match?

69. George W. Bush, MBA 1975; Felipe Calderón Hinojosa, MPA 2000

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/21/2008

As three heads of state descend on New Orleans, bloggers and economists speculate. And sharpen their pens.

70. George W. Bush, MBA 1975; Felipe Calderón Hinojosa, MPA 2000

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 04/21/2008

As three heads of state descend on New Orleans, bloggers and economists speculate. And sharpen their pens.

71. Michael Bloomberg, MBA 1966

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/21/2008

Newsweek and the NY Post both report today on rumors that Michael Bloomberg’s advisers are urging him to purchase the New York Times.

72. Michael Bloomberg

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 04/21/2008

Newsweek and the NY Post both report today on rumors that Michael Bloomberg’s advisers are urging him to purchase the New York Times.

73. Al Gore, A.B. 1969

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 04/21/2008

In advance of Earth Day 2008, all eyes turn to climate change awareness evangelist Al Gore.

74. Al Gore

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 04/21/2008

In the spirit of Earth Day 2008, all eyes turn to climate change awareness evangelist Al Gore.

75. Clinton camp uses "monster" comment for fundraising appeal

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 03/07/2008

Samantha Power, J.D. 1999; Barack Obama, J.D. 1991

76. Obama advisor Power resigns

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 03/07/2008

Samantha Power, J.D. 1999; Barack Obama, J.D. 1991

77. The Anti-Utopian

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

Author Chris Hedges talks about new atheists, his faith in the religious impulse, and how to reverse America's march towards plutocracy.

78. The Crusader

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

Obama advisor Samantha Power called Hilary Clinton a "monster," but what does she have to say about the writing process, the point of the United Nations, and the hotness of Barack Obama?

79. Harvard Boulevard

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

Once upon a time, America’s oldest university dispatched its graduates to the well-known worlds of the East Coast: Wall Street and Washington, law, medicine, and journalism. Then, nearly a century ago, a few risk-taking outsiders, iconoclasts, and eccentrics ventured west to the unsettling new frontier of the movies. Today, Harvard and Hollywood are inseparable. From William Randolph Hearst to Natalie Portman, here is a map to Harvard’s stars.

80. From the Editor

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

81. Bitsie’s Pieces

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

Bitsie Tulloch is moving from the computer screen to the flatscreen.

82. Golden State Glamour

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

The Harvard-meets-Hollywood lifestyle: where to live, where to go to get away, how to get there in style, and the clothes and jewelry that will guarantee you look the part.

83. The Ticker

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

Whose stock is rising—and whose isn't.

84. Perspective: Philip Kaufman

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

The meaning of success, the state of American filmmaking, and Henry Miller's sex life.

85. Planet Harvard

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

What’s in the cards for some of Harvard’s most prominent players? Astrologer Noel Tyl reads the horoscopes of three stars.

86. Most Likely to Exceed

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

Here’s how four Ivys stack up in the race for famous progeny.

87. Cyber Hookup

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

02138 puts Sam Yagan, co-founder of CrazyBlindDate.com, on the hot seat

88. Face Off: War of the Words

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

Harvard linguists take verbal jousting to new heights.

89. Book Ends

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

Here’s how a quartet of much-discussed recent books fared at the cash registers.

90. Books: Food for Thought

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

With spring imminent, which authors are about to bloom?

91. Transitions: Chasing Whit Stillman

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

After three successful films, the director vanished. Ten years later, he’s back with a movie like nothing he’s done before.

92. Not That Innocent

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

Natalie Portman grows up.

93. Under the Knife

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

Boasting a Harvard degree and the blessing of Oprah Winfrey, Jan Adams was a medical celebrity. But when the beloved mother of hip-hop artist Kanye West died one day after Adams operated on her, a different face of Adams came to light.

94. Al Franken. Seriously.

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

The SNL scribe toiled in the trenches of late-night comedy until he became the Democrats’ answer to right-wing media. Now Al Franken wants not just your laughter, but also your vote. Why is this man running?.

95. Crimson Tide

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

From Conan O'Brien to Natalie Portman to Homer Simpson, Harvardians have painted Tinseltown red. On the pages that follow, meet the actors, writers, directors, and dealmakers who have brought 02138 to 90210.

96. Lone Star

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

Tommy Lee Jones is a man of few words—but when he talks about movies, morality, and the "madness" of immigration politics, a few words can say a lot.

97. Harvardwood Calling

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

Mia Riverton crosses the divide between Cambridge and La-La Land.

98. Scenes From a Marriage

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

The connections between the two H’s are nearly as old as the film industry itself. Some of the highlights ...

99. When Harvard Met Hollywood

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

Harvard’s presence in Hollywood is nearly as old as Tinseltown itself, yet the uneasy alliance between the country’s most prestigious academic institution and the nexus of mass entertainment is fraught with a singular tension: Can a highbrow university and a pop culture world just get along?

100. Caroline Keck, 99

Tribe Posting : Lives : 01/15/2008

Caroline K. Keck, M.A. '32, one of the founders of modern art conservation, died on Dec. 17 in Cooperstown, N.Y. at the age of 99. A pioneer in her field, Mrs. Keck helped re-cast art conservation as science.

101. Very Early in '08, a failed deal harks back to '07

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 01/02/2008

Stephen Schwarzman, MBA '72

102. Best bet for next president: prediction markets

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 01/02/2008

Justin Wolfers, M.A. 2000, Ph.D. 2001

103. MIT, Harvard offer solution to Mars enigma

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 01/02/2008

Itay Halevy, M.A. 2007, Ph.D 2011

104. Microsoft readies for post-Gates era

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 01/02/2008

Bill Gates, College (1977)

105. Liberian’s President Sirleaf condemns Bhutto’s assassination

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 01/02/2008

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, MPA '71; Benazir Bhutto, A.B. '73

106. Bhutto was fun and fiery for friends

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 01/02/2008

Benazir Bhutto A.B. '73

107. Missing evidence from Bhutto’s murder

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 01/02/2008

Benazir Bhutto A.B. '73

108. Pakistan’s Days of Rage Leave Cloud of Uncertainty

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 01/02/2008

Benazir Bhutto A.B. '73

109. Harvard forest plan hits bad patch

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 01/02/2008

Nathan Matthews, AB 1875

110. Candidates urge voter turnout in Iowa

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 01/02/2008

Barack Obama, JD '91; Mitt Romney, JD '75, MBA '75

111. Rivers Cuomo, A.B. '99-'06

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 12/14/2007

The Weezer frontman's new solo album brings fans 15 years worth of his private recordings.

112. Books by 02138 Authors

http://www.02138mag.com/authors.html

113. The Facebook Ruling

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

In a quickly convened hearing on Saturday, December 1st, Judge Douglas Woodlock of Federal District Court in Boston ruled against Facebook's attempt to force 02138 to remove The Facebook Files from our website. Read the full transcript of the hearing here.

114. Breaking News: Judge rules in favor of 02138

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 11/30/2007

Statement from 02138 President and Founder Bom Kim: The judge ruled to deny the request to take down the source documents for the article “Poking Facebook” from the 02138 Web site...

115. Press Release: Judge rules in favor of 02138

Statement from 02138 President and Founder Bom Kim: The judge ruled to deny the request to take down the source documents for the article “Poking Facebook” from the 02138 Web site...

http://www.02138mag.com/onlineonly/pressrelease1130.html

116. West v. West

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Cornel West and Kanye West both have new albums out. But that's not all the two Wests have in common...

117. How Not To Be Poor

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Let's face it: It's better being rich!

118. Ticker

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Whose stock is rising-and whose isn't.

119. Passions Giving Guide

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Whether you're interested in donating money or time, here are some Crimson-connected nonprofits you might want to consider.

120. Editor's Letter

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

In virtually any conversation about today’s Harvard, the impact of money is paramount.

121. A Harvard Holiday

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Sure, the best things in life are free. But if you don’t get peace, love, and understanding this holiday season, how about a pair of diamond earrings and two weeks on the Great Barrier Reef?

122. Rewriting Harvard

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Wiki revisionism

123. Season's Readings

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Books to keep you warm and buzzy this winter.

124. A.D., The Voice

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

He could’ve been a lawyer. Instead, he’s turning legal theory into hip-hop history.

125. Calendar

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

126. Lawyers’ Poker

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

How poker can help with a few real-world scenarios.

127. Open Enrollment

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Harvard isn’t for everyone … or is it?

128. Futurama's Big Score

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

The return of Futurama.

129. Campaign Cliques

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

What behind-the-scenes alums might set up shop in the White House in January ’09?

130. Up For Debate

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Denzel Washington takes on the Harvard debate team.

131. The Scandals List

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

A Harvard alumnus in flagrante delicto? Veritas? Looking back, sex scandals are actually a long-running Harvard tradition. Grads (and undergrads) have been caught with their pants down since at least the 18th century.

132. Poking Facebook

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Harvard dropout Mark Zuckerberg created one of the most trafficked sites on the Web and became a paper billionaire as a result. But ongoing lawsuits suggest that Facebook's origins are murkier than Zuckerberg would like to admit. Is the man many are calling Harvard’s next Bill Gates telling the truth?

133. Harvard vs. Harvard

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Drugs! Greed! Kinky sex!— how this match made in heaven turned into the breakup from hell.

134. My Iraq

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Joe Linhart graduated from Harvard in June 2003. Four months later, he was in the Army, headed for Iraq.

135. Jobs

http://www.02138mag.com/info/jobs.html

136. The CBM

http://www.02138mag.com/onlineonly/theCBM.html

137. Online Only

http://www.02138mag.com/onlineonly/index.html

138. 02138 Events

http://www.02138mag.com/events.html

139. More Harvard Vitners

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

Napa Valley isn't the only place to find Harvard winemakers. Here's a list of Harvard vintages from Argentina, Greece, and elsewhere to add to your list.

140. 02138 Is Two!

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

141. The Network

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

The upcoming fall TV season is filled with connections to Harvard - characters, actors, and writers. Check out 02138's exclusive Harvard-centric guide to the new fall lineup.

142. Harder Than Harvard

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

Last year, 22,955 applicants vied for 2,058 places in the Harvard College freshman class - an acceptance rate of about nine percent. But would the fortunate few have gotten into these even more selective institutions?

143. The Culture Calendar

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

The arts around the world this fall.

144. A Death in New Orleans

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

Young and in love, Paul Gailiunas and Helen Hill moved to New Orleans to live their dreams and make the world a better place. But on one terrifying post-Katrina morning, their dreams turned into nightmares—and now the survivors are struggling to rescue hope from tragedy.

145. The Ticker

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

Whose stock is rising-and whose isn't. Al Franken, Crown Princess Masako, Medical Marijuana - buy, hold, or sell?

146. This Month's Best Offensive Harvard Joke

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

Harrison Greenbaum and Dave Ingber took their routine, "Don't Touch the Foot," to Manhattan's Sage Theater this summer.

147. We Know What You Did Last Summer

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

Think you had a busy summer? These alums just may put you to shame.

148. Raising Harvard

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

When it comes to getting into Harvard, it’s a hypercompetitive jungle out there. Do you really want to know what it will take for your child to make the grade? Then read on. But be warned: Raising a Harvard-ready child requires planning, determination, discipline—and a lot of money.

149. In Vino Veritas

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

Six alumni tackle the sweet challenges of making wine in Napa Valley.

150. Blinded by Science

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

In the years ahead, Harvard plans to spend billions of dollars on a massive science complex in Allston. But James D. Watson, the co-discoverer of the structure of DNA and former director of the Human Genome Project, has bad news: Unless the university changes course, Allston will be the greatest waste of money Harvard has ever known.

151. The Fictional Ten

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

Not all of Harvard's most influential alumni actually, well, exist. Here are 10 alums who are bound to live on in American culture.

152. #1 - Al Gore: Man on a Mission

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

Is Al Gore more important than the President? 02138’s Bom Kim traveled to Los Angeles to ask the former vice president and environmental missionary about the earth’s lost balance, the current inhabitants of the White House, his respect for Michael Moore, and how it feels to be Harvard’s most influential alum. Oh, and one other thing: Is he running for president or what?

153. Making Mad Money

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

Fresh out of college, Clifford Mason tells his generation where to stash its cash.

154. The Harvard 100

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

It's back! Our second annual list of the university's most influential alumni.

155. Rejects

http://www.02138mag.com/lists/R/index.html

156. Rejects

Each year Harvard admissions officers spend thousands of hours poring over tens of thousands of applications, trying to decide who is Crimson material and who isn’t. It’s an arduous process and, inevitably, mistakes are made. Here is 02138’s list of Harvard’s biggest rejects. Or at least the ones the university would love to reconsider.

http://www.02138mag.com/lists/Rejects.html

157. Add an Event

Add an event to the Calendar

http://www.02138mag.com/exchange/calendar/submit.html

158. Dan Zaccagnino A.B. '05 and Matthew Siegel A.B. '05

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 06/18/2007

The New York Sun

159. Calendar redirect

http://www.02138mag.com/calendar/index.html

160. Power Couples

See what happens when Harvard meets Harvard... Take two (or more) Harvard degrees, add three little words, and watch the sparks fly. These high-powered duos live and work all over the world, but wherever they are, they call each other home.

http://www.02138mag.com/lists/PowerCouples.html

161. Moving

Magazine Archives Article : Spring 2007

162. The Devil Wears...?

Magazine Archives Article : Spring 2007

"Some designers have a higher tolerance for hour-long conversations over the right shoe and the wrong skirt length. That stuff makes me crazy."

163. Derelict Duty

Magazine Archives Article : Spring 2007

While most people cringe at the ugliness of old industrial factories, the landscape architects at D.I.R.T. Studio envision healthy, historical green spaces.

164. Good Sex

Magazine Archives Article : Spring 2007

When pornography and philanthropy get together, everyone goes home feeling great. Phil Harvey’s new-generation enterprise.

165. The Hubris Hall Of Fame: Class of 2007

Magazine Archives Article : Spring 2007

Harvard graduates have a reputation for flying particularly high, but the alumni bulletin rarely provides a good story about getting burned. To fill the void, we’ve assembled the most egregious cases of Harvard Hubris in recent memory, and their attendant comeuppance.

166. Why Not, Al?

Magazine Archives Article : Spring 2007

Al Gore was at Harvard during tumultuous times, which shaped the steady, considered politician he became. That’s why his former teacher thinks he should run.

167. What Harvard Taught Barack

Magazine Archives Article : Spring 2007

At the Law School, Barack Obama learned to pick his battles, make as few enemies as possible, and press for real-world change. Can that same strategy take him to the White House?

168. The Mitt Romney You Don't Know

Magazine Archives Article : Spring 2007

He’s a super-rich, right-wing, carpetbagging, Olympics-fixing blue-state governor with two Harvard degrees who’s running for president. Got that? Meet the real Mitt Romney.

169. There Goes the Neighborhood

Magazine Archives Article : Spring 2007

A Cambridge academic brat discovers her African American roots a stone’s throw from Harvard Square.

170. Best Job Ever!

Magazine Archives Article : Spring 2007

Forget medicine, law, politics, and business. This pair of dissidents has forged a new career of on-camera mouthing off.

171. The Red Badge of Dishonor

Magazine Archives Article : Spring 2007

Being a legacy admission is the dark secret of many an undergraduate. But is the reputation of being undeserving itself undeserved?