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...while reading John Kenneth Galbraith's "The Age of Uncertainty" in the American books section of a library in Shanghai, China. Ching-hua Tang came across a picture of the Harvard Business School. Impressed by the beauty of the campus, Tang dreamed of one day coming to the B-School to study...
Sophomore forward John Catliff did the Harvard men's soccer team a big favor when he scored with 20 minutes left in the booters' match with Boston College yesterday at the B-School Field. If he hadn't, the Crimson might have tied, or perhaps even lost, a game it deserved...
...typo there that was the final score when Harvard's women's soccer team had finished its utter destruction of Penn Saturday at the B-School field...
...curricular advice, instead of cloning existing programs, such as the plan which a group of HIID faculty are drawing up at the request of the Aga Khan for his proposed Third World university. The length of the training program also varies--from the two-year business management programs the B-School set up in Barcelona, Spain, Nicaragua, and Iran, to two-week long curriculum consultations and seminars such as the one Klitgaard and his colleagues presented to a Mexican university of public administration...
...general, when providing curricular advice today. Harvard shrinks away from setting up new institutions--a common practice of the B-School in the '50s and '60s. The expense of setting up new institutions, coupled with the instability of some Third World countries, has prompted Harvard to opt for more temporary programs. The Nicaraguan Business School, built in 1962, turned into a hospital for several months during the early part of the revolution. The Iranian business school, open in 1972, closed in June 1980 by the decree of the Ayatollah Khomeini. These incidents make two-week seminars seem more appealing...