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The "discussion paper," authored by Associate Dean for International Affairs Joseph S. Nye, met with sharp criticism from three historians. Charles S. Maier '60, professor of history, said that he objected to the emphasis on bringing international students to Harvard rather than educating American students on foreign cultures.
Serious foodies can get a taste of what the Culinary offers in the fifth edition of The New Professional Chef (Van Nostrand Reinhold; $49.95), to be published at the end of May. This massive revision of the Culinary's basic text, the first since 1974, contains nearly 700 recipes for...
Recent statements by the Polish Episcopate have fueled apprehension. In late April the bishops urged that the new constitution exclude any provision for the separation of church and state. Instead, they suggested, "exceptional emphasis should be laid on the need for cooperation between the state and the Catholic Church."
The Air Force replies that the Soviets remain a threat, if not as an actual combatant, then as the chief arms dealer to Third World nations that the U.S. may someday have to fight. Many of these countries are already equipped with Soviet planes, such as the MiG-23, MiG...
Some undergrads, like Emily L. Drugge '93 for one, say they try to disregard the emphasis often placed on summer employment as a stepping stone to a high-powered and fast-moving career.