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Nicholas F. Josefowitz
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The Real Hot War
On our second day at Harvard, we woke up to what most of us had only known as an abstract
The Unknown Plague
A SUPERMARKET NEAR YOU—Before Moses sent a plague that killed all the first-borns in the land of Egypt, he sent
Farms Fall Apart
EUROPE—There is an old African saying, that when two elephants fight it is the grass that gets hurt. When two
21st Century Chastity Belt
President George W. Bush doesn’t do sex. Before marriages, that is. In its most recent budget proposal, the administration has
Make Dining Smoke-Free
LONDON—On Monday, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg continued his support for non-smoker’s rights by proposing legislation that would ban
Goldman Co-Chair Rouses HBS Grads
John C. Whitehead, former co-chair of Goldman Sachs and a deputy secretary of state for Ronald Reagan, began his Harvard
From Goldman Sachs To Ground Zero: A Life Spent Uniting Business and Public Service
When John C. Whitehead was asked to run the government body charged with redeveloping the area surrounding the World Trade
College Friends Remember Gates’ Genius, Poker Playing
Bill Gates `77 is internationally recognized as a brilliant entrepreneur who created the world’s most powerful technology company and amassed
Personable Ballmer Leads College Extracurriculars, Microsoft
Steve Ballmer ’77 is built like a linebacker yet possesses a shrill, energetic voice and can whip a football team
Ending Athletic Preference
Harvard prides itself in excelling in everything it does. Yet there is a group of students from whom Harvard asks
Bite The Bullet
A bill currently being proposed in the California legislature by state Sen. Don Perata would lead to a referendum in
M. Heavyweights Overcomes Penn, Navy to Win Adams Cup
For the fifth time in six years and for the third time in a row, the Harvard men’s heavyweight crew
Graduate Schools Consider Space Needs
The Physical Planning Committee has presented, among other options, a proposal to develop Allston into a professional school campus to
Athlete of the Week: M. Nicole Corriero
After losing three players to the US and Canadian Olympic squads, most people expected that this would be a rebuilding
Holden Choirs Singing the Blues
When Constance DeFotis was reappointed by the College to co-conduct the Holden Choirs last semester, she wrote in an e-mail
