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Only one in 20 teens and one in 12 young adults say they read the newspaper on close to a daily basis, according to a report released Tuesday by the Kennedy School of Government??s Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy...
Seniors in Harvard’s largest departments—economics and government??are less satisfied with their concentration experience than their classmates in less crowded fields...
...Raquel O. Alvarenga ’07, a joint classics and government concentrator, says that government??s low ranking on satisfaction surveys is “primarily” a function of its sheer size. “I don’t think it’s really anything fundamental to the department,” she adds...
...have helped steer Harvard to further license Whiteside’s lab’s developments. The research obtained from Whitesides’ lab will be developed through Nano-Terra’s existing relationships with large companies such as 3M and Merck KGaA, and with the U.S. government??specifically the Department of Defense. These partnerships are expected to produce products in 18 to 36 months, according to the press release. While many of Harvard’s schools have strict rules about professors partnering with companies that they have a financial stake in, Heller said that...
...that—beginning with the burst of activism surrounding the University’s perceived support of the United States military during the Vietnam War, most notably the presence of ROTC on campus. It was amidst the confusion and enmity so characteristic of the era that the student government??a body known as the Harvard Undergraduate Council (HUC)—crumbled, leaving the fate of student legislature largely to a committee led by historian Merle Fainsod, the then-director of the Harvard Library...