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...Open Doctor) Jones, whose nickname refers to his knack for transforming older courses into U.S. Open--worthy playgrounds, says about a third of his projects are fairway refurbishments. "There is a trend now to get away from the modern and build it back in the classical style," says Jones (brother and rival of Robert). He recently remodeled the Highlands Course at the Atlanta Athletic Club...
Born April 10, 1934 in the Bronx, N.Y., Halberstam followed his brother Michael to Harvard in 1951 and joined the paper that year, eventually rising through the ranks to reach the position of managing editor his junior year...
...thought of him somewhat as an older brother, as he was several years older, and he always gave me advice about academics and about life. I will miss him greatly,” wrote Yiming Wang, who is not related...
...eventual decampment of “Brother West,” as he styles himself, for Princeton was the fruit of Summers’ presidential advice that West lay off the spoken-word albums and Al Sharpton presidential bids, and return to the scholarly toils of his handsomely paid vocation. A not altogether unreasonable demand, it had seemed to me as a twelfth grader, when I first heard of it—though not to West, who fumed that Summers was the “Ariel Sharon of higher education...
...oddity. During my time here, Harvard had represented, among many other things, the absence of my family. Sure, there were visits, parents’ weekends, and move-ins. My mom has been horrified plenty of times over the course of four years by the condition of my room. My brother has met most of my friends and become a friend to many. But beyond these snippets from home, Harvard marked a different chapter in my life in which family dinners became blockmate dinners, and my home was replaced by a House...