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Keith Gessen
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04/29/2008
A literary It-boy plays football, trades barbs.
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Keith Gessen
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04/29/2008
A literary It-boy plays football, trades barbs.
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A legal journey from Enron to the NFL
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03/17/2008
Michael Levy, J.D. 1988
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Most Likely to Exceed
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Magazine Archives
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March/April 2008
Here’s how four Ivys stack up in the race for famous progeny.
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Under the Knife
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Magazine Archives
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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.
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Popcorn Diplomacy
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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.
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Lone Star
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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.
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Scenes From a Marriage
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March/April 2008
The connections between the two H’s are nearly as old as the film industry itself. Some of the highlights ...
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Permian High football star keeps the faith
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12/19/2007
Brian Chavez, AB '93
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A Harvard Holiday
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Magazine Archives
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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?
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Vin Ferrara, AB '95
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10/29/2007
New football helmet targets concussions
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Yale Beats Harvard....
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09/27/2007
...in something far more important than a football game: the money race.
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Harvard Mafia : Ambassadors
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Magazine Archives
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September / October 2007
George Bush may have been an Eli as an undergrad, but when it comes to ambassadorships, he sets the rivalry aside.
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The Harvard 100
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Magazine Archives
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September / October 2007
It's back! Our second annual list of the university's most influential alumni.
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Clifton Dawson, AB '07
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08/30/2007
Scarborough Mirror-Guardian
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Rising: Chris Nowinski, A.K.A. Chris Harvard
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Magazine Archives
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Spring 2007
Once people found out he went to Harvard, he knew he could never be the good guy.
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Offensive Fouls
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Magazine Archives
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Winter 2007
College football season is over—presumably none too soon for Harvard coach Tim Murphy.
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Alexander Vik, A.B. '78
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08/15/2006
Who: Norwegian entrepreneur who now runs Sebastian Holdings, a buyout firm.
Living Dangerously: He nearly died in 1997 after being buried in an avalanche. Two other skiers perished. Vik was not breathing and had no pulse when he was found. Emergency medical personnel managed to revive him.
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Frederick R. Nance, Jr., A.B. '75
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08/01/2006
Newsday (N.Y.)
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Shep Messing, A.B. '72
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07/12/2006
Who: Former goalie for the New York Cosmos, a semi-legendary pro soccer team that once counted Pelé among its members.
Equipment: Fielding a question from the Crimson about why, of all the athletes in the world, Messing was selected to get naked for Viva, the Cosmos’ PR director said, “Some guys were too big, some guys were too small, and Shep was just right.”
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Stephanie D. Wilson, S.B. '88
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07/05/2006
Following a successful launch of the shuttle Discovery on Tuesday, Stephanie Wilson is now officially the second African-American woman to travel to outer space. Her mission will help determine the future of the space shuttle program, as the crew works to test critical safety and repair modifications. They will also deliver a freezer, a cycling machine, a German astronaut, and a few “surprises” to the International Space Station, which relies upon the shuttles for maintenance.
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Henry “Hank the Hammer” M. Paulson Jr., M.B.A. ’70
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07/03/2006
The latest of Bush’s appointees may have more in common with Al Gore than with the man himself. After 32 years on Wall Street, Paulson hasn’t forgotten that money isn’t the only thing that’s green: when not chasing down the big bucks, he likes to hug trees, save coral reefs, and watch birds. That said, Paulson is pretty good at making money.
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Joel Wayne Downer, 38
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06/04/2006
Developer and development manager in Microsoft Office.
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Thomas Barron Kemp, 92
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06/03/2006
Bank of America public relations officer; part owner and operator of a heavy equipment company; a highly decorated WWII veteran of the medical department of the Army.
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Virgil Byerly, 75; Ford Representative
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05/01/2006
They don’t make 'em like they used to. Detroit-born Virgil Byerly joined the ranks of Ford Motor Company after earning his M.B.A. in 1955, and he stayed with the company for the rest of his career. A notice in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution commemorates him and his commitment to local charities and educational institutions. Some things don’t change, though, like the kind of drive he showed before he even got to Harvard: “He was Valedictorian of his high school class, student body president, star quarterback of the football team, outstanding first team all-state basketball player and state champion in the half-mile.”
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Kenneth Crotty, 99; Journalist
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04/17/2006
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.
