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Ken Griffin
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05/02/2008
Ken Griffin Almost Goes Public.
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Clive Davis
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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?
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George W. Bush, MBA 1975; Felipe Calderón Hinojosa, MPA 2000
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04/21/2008
As three heads of state descend on New Orleans, bloggers and economists speculate. And sharpen their pens.
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A legal journey from Enron to the NFL
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Names in the News
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03/17/2008
Michael Levy, J.D. 1988
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The Ticker
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Magazine Archives
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March/April 2008
Whose stock is rising—and whose isn't.
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Lone Star
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Magazine Archives
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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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The battle against illegal immigration
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02/21/2008
Prof. George Borjas; George W. Bush, MBA 1975
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Liz Mermin, A.B. 1993
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12/21/2007
In her January 2008, UK-release documentary Shot In Bombay, Mermin captures the behind-the-scenes drama of the making and release of a Bollywood film, Shootout at Lokhandwala, featuring Bollywood screen legend Sanjay Dutt in his last film before serving a six-year prison sentence for illegal arms possession related to the perpetrators of the 1993 Bombay bomb blasts. The chaos surrounding Dutt’s court case and dramatic displays of adoration and condemnation the proceedings provoked from the stars' fans drove the volatile plot for Mermin’s documentary.
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Romney Fires Landscaper Over Illegals
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12/05/2007
Mitt Romney, JD '74, MBA '74
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Victory
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Editorial Blogs
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Shots in the Dark
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11/30/2007
Judge Douglas Woodlock has ruled against Facebook's attempt to force 02138 to remove documents regarding a lawsuit against Facebook from our website. It's a victory for 02138, yes. But it's a victory for you too.
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Facebook Fights Back
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11/29/2007
Facebook, the $15 billion corporation which is gathering information about every person on its site, is trying to force 02138 to stop disseminating information about Facebook.
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Nolo Contendere in Halberstam Death
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11/20/2007
The graduate student whose bad driving got David Halberstam killed will probably serve 5-10 days in jail and do community service. Is that justice?
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Romney: Punish states that let illegal immigrants get licen
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11/19/2007
Mitt Romney, JD '74, MBA '74
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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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A.D., The Voice
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Magazine Archives
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November/December 2007
He could’ve been a lawyer. Instead, he’s turning legal theory into hip-hop history.
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Campaign Cliques
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Magazine Archives
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November/December 2007
What behind-the-scenes alums might set up
shop in the White House in January ’09?
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The Scandals List
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Magazine Archives
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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.
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Harvard vs. Harvard
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November/December 2007
Drugs! Greed! Kinky sex!— how this match made in heaven turned into the breakup from hell.
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Michael Bloomberg, MBA '66
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10/30/2007
Mayor Michael Bloomberg was honored with Harvard's School of Public Health's highest honor, the Richmond Award, yesterday. The award is in recognition of Bloomberg's work in instituting the New York smoking ban, eliminating trans fats, and fighting illegal gun dealers.
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Taking on the Testocrats
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Magazine Archives
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September / October 2007
I went to visit Harvard
Law Professor Lani
Guinier late on a recent
Friday afternoon and
dawdled in her outer office for an hour as she met
with students. Through
her door, I could hear
voices bubbling away
with the excitement of
ideas. At last Guinier
ushered the students,
three women, out of her
office. “Did you see them
laughing?” Guinier says.
“We had fun.”
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The Network
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Magazine Archives
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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.
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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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The Harvard Man and the Hooker(s)
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07/11/2007
Turns out the DC madam isn't the only one familiar with David Vitter.
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Ronald Suresh Roberts, LL.M ’91
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06/27/2007
No stranger to controversy, Roberts, a political commentator and author, is making enemies again with his newest book on South Africa's president, Fit to Govern: The Native Intelligence of Thabo Mbeki. The book, released this month by STE Publishers, undertakes what the Mail & Guardian calls “the first systematic defence of Mbeki’s controversial presidency”—a move not likely to endear Roberts to Mbeki’s abundant critics.
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It’s Not Exactly Lying
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Magazine Archives
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May/June 2007
Filling out the admissions application has always been a creative endeavor.
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From the Editors of 02138
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Magazine Archives
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May/June 2007
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Harvard Law: The Musical
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Magazine Archives
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May/June 2007
Who ever thought law school could get this glamorous?
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A Few God Men
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Magazine Archives
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May/June 2007
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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Harvard's Free Speech Mistake
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05/02/2007
Harvard wants charges dropped against protesters who shouted down FBI director Robert Mueller. Why?
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What Harvard Taught Barack
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Magazine Archives
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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?
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The Mitt Romney You Don't Know
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Magazine Archives
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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.
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The Search for Harvard's Next Leader
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Magazine Archives
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Spring 2007
The inside story on how the Corporation's second choice became the next president of Harvard.
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The Search for Harvard's Next Leader
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Magazine Archives
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Winter 2007
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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Have Ham, Will Travel
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Magazine Archives
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Winter 2007
The miraculous tale of two brothers, 30 state lines, and one ever-dwindling country ham (stashed in a stainless steel briefcase).
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Ward McLaughlin Miller Jr., 73
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10/20/2006
General counsel of Nabisco Brands and Avon Products; board member of Osco Industries; began his legal career at the law firm of Carter Ledyard & Milburn; in 1961, joined Standard Brands, later to become Nabisco Brands, where he rose to senior vice-president and general counsel; remained there through the RJR-Nabisco leveraged buyout in 1988-89, the largest buyout in history.
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Roland William "Ron" Dunnem, 76
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10/11/2006
Accomplished the first railroad end-to-end merger in the United States, combining Chessie System and Seaboard Coastline railroads to form the present CSX Corporation, while acting as chief legal officer of Chessie System Railroads in Cleveland, Ohio where he served as senior vice president of law and casualty prevention; president, managing partner and general counsel of various real estate companies; vice president, secretary and general counsel of Standard Brands, Inc. (1971-76); director of policy planning at the Antitrust Division of the US Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. (1969-71); law clerk for the then-New York supreme court justice Charles Breitel (1963-64); worked for Davis Polk & Wardwell in New York City (1957-63, 64-69); chief legal officer aboard a heavy cruiser, The Baltimore, which represented the United States at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II; later separated from the Navy with the rank of lieutenant.
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The Secretive Seven
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Magazine Archives
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Premier Issue
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Frank Rich Reveals his Sources
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Magazine Archives
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Premier Issue
How editors of the Crimson got the early scoop on the Pentagon Papers. An oral history.
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Double Time
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Magazine Archives
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Premier Issue
A pair of elegant, matching men's watches make the perfect engagement gift for a couple who plan to spend the rest of their time together.
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Borderline
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Magazine Archives
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Premier Issue
Think the vigilantes patrolling the Mexican border are a bunch of uneducated xenophobes? Not the one with the Ph.D. from Harvard.
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Robert McDavid Smith, 85
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09/13/2006
Served as a captain in the Pacific Theatre in World War II; retired from the U.S. Reserves as a major in the 1960s; practiced law with the firm of Lange, Simpson, Robinson and Somerville; fellow in the American College of Trial Lawyers; member of the Ford Foundation; member of the Board of The University of Alabama Law School Foundation; chairman of the American Bar Association Committee on Legal Education; member of the Board of Trustees of The Farrah Law Society; argued cases before the United States Supreme Court; his practice included anti-trust, labor, utility regulation, estate planning, tax, commercial and personal injury litigation.
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Seth Mnookin, A.B. '94
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09/05/2006
Spotlight: If the current state of the Sox has you feeling down, at least there’s Seth Mnookin’s Feeding the Monster, a backstage look at the how and why of the Red Sox’s 2004 ascent to victory. The team authorities were so taken with Mnookin that they permitted him unfettered access to players and owners alike, complete with “a desk at Fenway and an electronic passkey that opened almost every door in the park.”
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Robert Corpening, 86
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08/26/2006
Practiced law privately in Los Angeles, Calif.; co-author of the California Condemnation Practice; Judge Pro-Tem in the Los Angeles Municipal Court; practiced before the U.S. Supreme Court in 1966.
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Amy Finkelstein, A.B. '95
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08/09/2006
Spotlight: With a skyrocketing portion of the nation’s output going to healthcare spending—thrice as much today as in 1960—observers both professional and lay have asked the same question: WTF? Amy Finkelstein may have the beginnings of the weird, head-scratch–inducing answer.
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Robert Peckham, 81
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07/26/2006
Judge, Pro Tem, Magistrate's Court in Clarke County, Georgia; Assistant Professor of Law and Director of Legal Aid and Defender Society at UGA until 1986; Lt. Colonel in the U.S. Army and member of the Judge Advocate General’s Corps, retiring in 1968.
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Ann Munro Kennedy, 63
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07/22/2006
Attorney with Reese, Pyle, Drake and Meyer in Newark, Ohio from 1981 to 2005.
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Louis B. Sohn, 92
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06/27/2006
Harvard Law School professor; became one of the world's top legal specialists in international law; played an important role in the development of human rights laws and laws that govern the world's oceans.
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Arthur Wood, 93
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06/22/2006
C.E.O. of retail giant Sears, Roebuck and Co.; set up Sears’ legal department; oversaw the planning and construction of the Sears Tower.
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Judge Constance Russell, A.B. ’80
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06/21/2006
Conservatives grumble as supporters of marriage equality breathe a (perhaps short-lived) sigh of relief in the unlikeliest of states. On May 16, Judge Constance Russell revoked Georgia’s gay marriage ban. After a year of hearings, Russell ruled that the ban violated the state constitution’s “single subject rule,” which prohibits referendums from hitching two issues together (in this case, marriage and civil unions).
