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...global economic crisis that has crippled financial corporations worldwide is now impacting the journalism industry, leading to the suspension of 02138 Magazine, a publication for Harvard alumni. The magazine, which was co-founded in August 2006 by Bom Kim ’00 and Daniel M. Loss ’00, published seven issues under its first owner, The Atlantic Monthly, before being sold to Manhattan Media in May 2008. The founders’ involvement with 02138 ended shortly after the magazine changed owners. Manhattan Media significantly altered the magazine’s focus, according to David J. Blum...
...year students will receive $5,000 off their current tuition. Kagan said that the Law School was committed to funding the program at least through its five-year experimental phase, regardless of the number of students who sign up. “We expect it to be popular among alumni, and we expect them to show their support,” said Kagan, who oversaw a five-year capital campaign that ended in June and raised over $476 million. “I’m hopeful it’ll work really well, and that we?...
Phillips Brooks House Association celebrated its second annual alumni weekend with panels, meetings, a bike auction, and a dinner to present its Outstanding Supporter and Outstanding Alumnus awards. The weekend was a continuation of Sustainability Week and marked a reorganization of the PBHA Alumni Association (PBHA-A) with events on service and networking. According to PBHA-A leaders, the association has a new structure intended to focus on bringing alums back to campus to provide current undergraduates with networking opportunities. Grace C. Hou ’06, secretary of PBHA-A, said the weekend emphasized the goals of the alumni...
...approaches, preparations for The Game have are beginning to take off. Yalies are arranging their brief—and cramped—housing accommodations; old alumni are shaking the mothballs off of their bearskin coats; and, of course, the University has started to plan for the tailgate. This year, the new policy that has been brokered with City of Boston allows the tailgate to run for only two hours before the Game begins at noon. House Committees will also be able to serve alcohol to students over 21 years of age, as they have in years past. Tradeoffs among...
Last night’s capital campaign celebration kicked off a weekend-long alumni reunion that will feature a series of panels on issues including the Supreme Court, the upcoming presidential election, and public service career options. Distinguished alumni including Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff and political analyst Jeffrey R. Toobin ’82, a former Crimson sports writer, will participate in the panel discussions...