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HarvardWatch stated that Harken and the University formed an “off-the-books partnership,” called the Harken Anadarko Partnership (HAP), in December 1990. Harken reportedly held 16 percent of HAP, while 84 percent was owned by Aeneas Venture Corporation, a division of the Harvard endowment that funds venture capital projects...
According to Dharan, Harken was not required to disclose its holdings of HAP because they amounted to less than 20 percent of the partnership...
...Crimson looks to maintain its momentum next weekend at the Hap Moore Team race, hosted by the Coast Guard Academy , and the Mosbacher-Knapp regatta, hosted by the University of Pennsylvania...
...cops are on loan from Los Angeles, sent to tiny Nightmute, Alaska, to help an old pal, the police chief, solve the crime. They are, though, carrying some extra psychological baggage. Will is a great cop but has planted evidence to make his case against a child molester. Hap knows what happened and is going to talk to internal affairs, thus destroying a legendary career. So Will has a motive to kill him. And--this is the best part--his judgment is clouded by sleep deprivation. It is summertime in this land of the midnight sun, and the perpetual daylight...
...will never know, and he will never know, whether Hap's death was willful or accidental. Will, of course, concocts a plausible story, blaming the lurking but at that point unidentifiable Finch for the second crime. He also plants exculpatory evidence to support this tale. Meantime, the creepy Finch tries to lure him into a deal: Finch won't talk about what he saw if Will joins him in pinning the original murder on an innocent...