Keyword Results ( "Family" )

1. The Milk of Human Kindness

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

A breastfeeding mother takes on the National Board of Medical Examiners over its test-taking rules. Is society paying attention?

2. 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.

3. Most Likely to Exceed

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

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

4. Accountability in the Air

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

After the death of their son on American Airlines Flight 77, two parents fought the government to find out what really happened.

5. What Price Perfection?

Magazine Archives Article : May/June 2007

Designer children, designing parents.

6. Gene Therapy

Magazine Archives Article : Winter 2007

Three new books by Harvard alumni—a novel, a memoir, and a scientific history—explore several disturbing singularities of genetic determinism.

7. 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.

8. Recovering Clayton

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

George and Azita Fatheree seemed to have the perfect life: professional success, a loving marriage, a beautiful baby boy. Then a mysterious illness turned their son into a stranger.

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1. 8 Questions for Chester French

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 05/06/2008

D.A. Wallach and Maxwell Drummey started playing music together as freshman in the basement of a Harvard dorm. Now, the duo has graduated, and everyone from Kanye West to Italian Vogue is all ears.

2. Movie Review: Marina of the Zabbaleen

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 04/30/2008

Engi Wassef debuts her first feature documentary at the Tribeca Film Festival.

3. Barack Obama

Tribe Posting : Spotlight : 04/30/2008

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

4. Return of the Prodigal Money Man

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 04/24/2008

Having fled Harvard after little more than a year as head of the Harvard Management Company, Mohamed El-Erian is back in his old digs.

5. 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.

6. Felled by scandal, Spitzer says focus is on family

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 03/13/2008

Eliot Spitzer, J.D. 1984; Silda Wall Spitzer, J.D. 1983

7. Bitsie’s Pieces

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

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

8. The Ticker

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

Whose stock is rising—and whose isn't.

9. Books: Food for Thought

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

With spring imminent, which authors are about to bloom?

10. 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?.

11. Popcorn Diplomacy

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

Jehane Noujaim believes that “Once you get to know someone, you can’t kill them.” Her new global film project, Pangea Day, puts her thesis to the test.

12. 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.

13. Harvardwood Calling

Magazine Archives Article : March/April 2008

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

14. The Endowment Gap

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 02/04/2008

The wealth disparity between the country's rich universities and its not-rich ones is becoming increasingly hard to ignore—and increasingly, people aren't.

15. Considering TheRoot.com

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 01/30/2008

Skip Gates calls his new online venture a magazine? But is the whole thing really advertorial for his DNA testing company?

16. The Money Culture Comes to High School

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 01/26/2008

Great wealth isn't just for Harvard and Yale any more—elite prep schools are also getting into the act.

17. Summers Gets a Boost, Faust Takes a Hit

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 01/22/2008

Thanks to an op-ed in today's Times, the rehabilitation of Larry Summers continues.

18. Drew Faust in the New York Sun

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 01/09/2008

The New York daily loves the president's book—but its review also says something of her character.

19. Ripped Off by the Times

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 12/18/2007

Months ago, 02138 published a profile of Mitt Romney, written by yours truly. Today, the Times borrows its reporting—but not so its readers would ever know.

20. Harvard Shares the Wealth

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 12/10/2007

The University unveils a new, more generous financial aid plan, and escalates the competition between America's richest schools.

21. Michelle Obama emphasizes family life

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 12/06/2007

Michelle Obama, JD '88, Barack Obama, JD '91

22. Kennedy on Kennedy

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 11/27/2007

Ted Kennedy has sold a memoir about his life for $8 million. Surprised? I'm not. The Massachusetts senator is more supportive of Kennedy books than you might think.

23. Fund Racer

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

A money man's hasty exit leaves Harvard in the lurch.

24. A Rebel's Road Home

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

After five years in a Chinese prison, dissident Yang Jianli, back in the States, speaks of survival-and what China can learn from America

25. Sword's Play

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Leslie Lewis Sword is taking the world by stage.

26. How Not To Be Poor

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

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

27. Ticker

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Whose stock is rising-and whose isn't.

28. 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?

29. Rewriting Harvard

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

Wiki revisionism

30. Calendar

Magazine Archives Article : November/December 2007

31. 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.

32. 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.

33. A Crowded Family Enters the Space Age

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 11/08/2007

Neil Denari, M.Arch '82

34. Michael Bloomberg, MBA '66

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 11/06/2007

Yesterday, Bloomberg apologized for the remarks that angered many and set off a controversy over the James Zadroga 9/11 case. While accepting an award from Harvard's School of Public Health, Bloomberg stated that deceased NY detective James Zadroga was not a hero, which quickly brought a demand for an apology from Zadroga's family.

35. A Woman on Women in Science

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 10/22/2007

Two new panels raise the question that caused Larry Summers so much trouble.

36. Does James Watson Have Nobel Syndrome?

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 10/19/2007

The scientist who defended Larry Summers now finds himself in similar hot water.

37. Barack Obama, JD '91

Tribe Posting : Names in the News : 10/17/2007

All in the family: Cheney and Obama related

38. Is Harvard a Charity?

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 10/01/2007

That's the question economist Robert Reich is posing—and answering.

39. A Skip Gates Story

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 09/28/2007

A biographer of a family's hidden secret tells how Skip Gates works a story.

40. Harvard's Laugh Track

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

The university is funny. No, really.

41. 02138 Is Two!

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

42. Mr. O'Reilly's 'Hood

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

Bill O'Reilly as a rapper? Hey, don't blame us, it's his idea-we just ran with it.

43. Business' Big Test

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

Med school grads have to pass boards; lawyers have to pass the bar. Biz school grads, however, skip off to work with nothing but a diploma. HBS alum Devi Vallabhaneni thinks that's bad business.

44. Harvard Mafia : Ambassadors

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

George Bush may have been an Eli as an undergrad, but when it comes to ambassadorships, he sets the rivalry aside.

45. "A Huge Loss for Harvard"

Editorial Blogs Posting : Shots in the Dark : 09/12/2007

46. 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.

47. 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?

48. The Culture Calendar

Magazine Archives Article : September / October 2007

The arts around the world this fall.

49. 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?

50. 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.