Thomas H. Lee

A Boy Wonder Finds a Home

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Because Paul Horowitz has always loved gadgets, and because he had always wondered how much arsenic was on the skin

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At 58, Dr. John Karefa-Smart wonders where he will be a year from now. The tall, trim visiting professor of

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A S THE TWILIGHT faded one day last spring, a football prospect from Philadelphia was inspecting the green expanses of

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Stymied more by the political turmoil of Mali than the disastrous four-year drought that continues relentlessly in North Africa, the

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By a margin of more than three to one, Lowell House residents last week decisively rejected Dean Whitlock's latest attempt

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A six-man expedition, including Hardy Wiedemann '75, will leave in early January for the African country of Mali to introduce

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C HINA IS A piece of meat," Sun Yat-sen once said. "And the whole world wants to take a bit

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We're another rock and roll band, Singing and playing and doing our thing for the crowd. If you like us,

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M ERCIFULLY, no one dies in the television version of the movie version of Erich Segal's classic. At least, no

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T HE HORDES THAT fill the sticky, smok Astor theater to see Jimi Plays Berkeley are rock concert crowds. They