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...imagination and love of millions of readers desperate for a literary escape. And in many ways, Harvard too provides an escape for those of us lucky enough to reside within its gates from September to May. So to those Harvard students who hoped that the “real world?? could be kept at bay for just a little bit longer when the keycards expired, take heart—and pick up a copy...
...most remarkable about student opinion at Harvard on March 20, the first full day of bombing, was not that 56 percent opposed war—a far cry from the 94 percent of seniors who disapproved of U.S. policy in Vietnam in January 1968. More surprising, especially in the world??s most opinionated zip-code, was that only 41 percent took a strong stand either way, according to The Crimson’s poll. Apathy is a seductive explanation, but for the 37 percent of students who said they had close relatives or friends in the armed services...
...think that the University should not be the beneficiary of a war not approved by the United Nations, protested by a large portion of the world??s population, and opposed by the governments of many countries traditionally allied to the U.S.,” it read...
...time of her death in 1997, after more than 40 years of work in Harvard labs and with Harvard students, Fieser was remembered as one of the “outstanding women chemists in the world?? by Elias J. Corey, the Emery professor of organic chemistry and the 1990 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry...
Professors and administrators seem to agree that Harvard’s continued inability to deal with the two couples problem has hurt the University in its quest to recruit the world??s top minds...