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...unique benefits of the Harvard program is the fact that students can bring their entire financial aid package overseas with them. Institutions such as Stanford that sponsor their own programs abroad and also allow students to go on other schools’ programs will often only send financial aid packages with students who are on the programs that they sponsor. Harvard, with none of its own programs, simply pays the host institution in any of the approximately 35 countries in which Harvard students are studying...
Editor’s note: The story below appeared in an extra edition of The Crimson on March 15, 1998 one day after the 16th-seeded Harvard women’s basketball team toppled No. 1 Stanford in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Four years later, it remains the only time a No. 16 team—male or female—has ever beaten a No. 1. The story is reprinted below on the occasion of Harvard’s return to the tournament. The Crimson will play UNC on Saturday night...
Tonight at midnight Harvard meets Arkansas for a spot in the Sweet 16 in an attempt to continue the magic ride it began Saturday against top-seeded Stanford...
...radio, movies, the Internet, and video games are the biggest competitors for American parents to their children's time and minds. According to children's advocate and Stanford professor James Steyer, many children spend as much as 40 hours a week with the media, and only 17 hours a week interacting with their parents. In his new book, "The Other Parent: The Inside Story of the Media's Effect on Children" (Pocket; May 20), Steyer traces how this has happened, and addresses what parents and concerned citizens can do at the corporate and federal level. Speaking of the federal level...
...freshman, Monti joined the women’s basketball team immediately following the defining moment in the program’s history: an upset of top-seeded Stanford in the 1998 NCAA Tournament, which remains the only victory ever by a No. 16 seed—men’s or women’s—in the “Big Dance...