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Barack Obama
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05/05/2008
Obama Squeaks by in Guam.
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Michael Bloomberg
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05/02/2008
The Dumbest Thing He’s Ever Heard
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Summing Up
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March/April 2008
The Simple Facts about the Hollywood Issue of 02138.
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Last Week: Who’s Got A Friend in Pennsylvania?
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04/26/2008
A run-down of the Harvardians who made headlines this week.
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Ban Ki-Moon
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04/22/2008
As food prices continue to rise, what is being done to stave off international crisis?
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The Internationalist
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04/22/2008
Newsweek Editor Fareed Zakaria on the future of the Muslim world, whether American kids are decadent, and what we can learn from the Swiss.
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The Ticker
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March/April 2008
Whose stock is rising—and whose isn't.
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Secret History
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March/April 2008
How Harvard really came to rule Tinseltown.
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Accountability in the Air
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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.
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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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Crimson Tide
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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.
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Feeling the Heat from Capitol Hill
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01/26/2008
Harvard and Yale's attempts to fend off political pressure from Washington by expanding financial aid aren't working.
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Obama Rising, Romney Going Down
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01/04/2008
It was a mixed day for Harvard grads running for president yesterday.....
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Harvard's Wealth Un-levels the Playing Field
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12/29/2007
Harvard's financial aid package is great for middle-class students. But what happens to smaller colleges that can't afford to match Harvard's money? And will it actually reduce aid to poor families?
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Drew Faust Disses Public Universities
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12/07/2007
In an article on the growing wealth of top-tier universities, Harvard's president says public schools should stick to the small stuff.
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A Million Little Writers
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November/December 2007
Welcome to the world of celebrity academics–and the behind-the-scenes scribes who help make their fame and fortune possible.
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Fund Racer
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November/December 2007
A money man's hasty exit leaves Harvard in the lurch.
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Ticker
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November/December 2007
Whose stock is rising-and whose isn't.
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Rising Stars
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November/December 2007
If you don't yet know the six rising business stars in the following pages, you should. From Wall Street to Silicon Valley, they're helping to define Harvard's next generation of leadership.
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Baratunde Thurston, AB '99
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10/05/2007
Festival is happy helping rising stars
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The Ticker
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September / October 2007
Whose stock is rising-and whose isn't. Al Franken, Crown Princess Masako, Medical Marijuana - buy, hold, or sell?
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In Vino Veritas
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September / October 2007
Six alumni tackle the sweet challenges of making wine in Napa Valley.
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Harvard Has a Dean
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06/05/2007
Drew Faust finally picks her #2.
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The Ticker
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May/June 2007
Whose stock is rising and whose you should unload.
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A Few God Men
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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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Literary Gossip
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05/01/2007
Last night's annual PEN gala had lots of Harvard connections, some juicy gossip, and some powerful stories.
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Midterm Madness, Redux
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Magazine Archives
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Winter 2007
As the Democrats seized control of Congress this fall, the
ranks of Harvard alums shrank.
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The Healer
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Magazine Archives
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Winter 2007
Once again, Derek Bok has become president of Harvard at a time of crisis. But can he—or anyone—heal the wounded university?
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When Dodo Met Dodo
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Winter 2007
Marine biologist-turned-filmmaker Randy Olson lampoons former colleagues in his new documentary about evolution. The humor carries a disquieting message: scientists are ceding the intellectual high ground.
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After Hours with...Jennifer Rubell
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Premier Issue
The dishes at Bond St, in New York, arrive one after another after another: tiny bites of sea bass tempura, silky yuba rolls, the tenderest slices of Wagyu beef, and a platter of sushi as lovely as a Byzantine mosaic.
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If you can't join 'em...
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Premier Issue
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Cause & Effect
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Joan Hornig finds comfort in natural objects—stones and minerals from the earth. But she has found even deeper satisfaction in crafting them into things of beauty—and selling them to raise money for educational charities.
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The Full Piemonte
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Premier Issue
Once harsh and unrefined, today's Barolo wines from the Piemonte region of northern Italy are being produced by a better-traveled generation of winemakers' sons, who are bringing progressive technologies from Napa, Australia and Bordeaux back to the old country.
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Webster Groves Revisited
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The subtitle of Jonathan Franzen's new essay collection is "A Personal History," quelling talk that The Corrections was veiled nonfiction. Does Franzen fly as a memorist? Robert Polito, Mark Greif and Ruth Franklin offer up their reactions.
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The Power House
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Not many people know just what the Harvard Corporation does, and that's exactly how the group's seven members like it. But after Lawrence Summers's departure, can Harvard's ruling council maintain its wall of silence, even as it handpicks the university's next president? An inside look at the power behind Harvard's throne.
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Katie Clapp, A.B. '82
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08/17/2006
Who: Co-founder and executive director of the Fragile X research foundation FRAXA.
High Praise: James D. Watson, Nobel Prize winner, has this to say of Clapp’s work: “FRAXA has been hugely effective... experience shows that dedicated, resourceful, and, above all, motivated organizations like FRAXA sometimes do hold the key to cracking these diseases."
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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 Kilgour, 92
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08/06/2006
Founded Online Computer Library Center, or OCLC, a vast computerized database comprising the catalogs of some 10,000 libraries around the world and available to all library patrons, in 1967.
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Richard Paddock Davenport, 85
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06/18/2006
Enlisted in the Navy during WWII, rising to the rank of lieutenant J.G.; senior engineer at the Montana Power Company.
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William R. Humphrey, 88
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06/06/2006
Traffic manager for the N.Y., N.H. & Hartford R.R. and for Kaman Aerospace Corp.; served in the Coast Guard on active duty from 1940 to 1944 and later in the reserves, rising to the rank of Captain; adjunct professor in the marketing department of the Austin Dunham Barney School of Business and Administration.
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Joseph S. Iseman, 89; Attorney and Educator
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05/01/2006
An aviation, literary and probate lawyer and pioneer of educational television, Joseph Iseman died of cardiac arrest at his home on the Upper East Side of Manhattan on April 25, reported the New York Times.
