Jie Li

Rudenstine Visits Shanghai, Speaks to Alumni

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SHANGHAI, June 26--Four days before President Clinton fielded questions on a Shanghai radio-talk show during his historic visit to China,

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Green tea ice cream, Japanese dance and a speech by a framer of the Japanese constitution are just some of

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Alison Simmons, assistant professor in philosophy, says undergraduates who are thinking of pursuing academic careers in the humanities should be

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Black faculty in the College say they have a responsibility, and an opportunity, that their colleagues may not share. Their

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The Harvard Democracy Teach-Ins (DTI), a new student group on campus, is planning a series of workshops that they hope

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Students in Religion 1007: "Religion in Multicultural America," learn that the large number of religious communities out of the mainstream

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J ames L. Watson, Fairbank professor of Chinese society, wants his students in Anthropology 105 to think of the public

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The age-old question of whether the U.S. and China should trade freely will be getting a fresh look as the

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A group of distinguished scholars discussed the future agenda of ethnic studies at a symposium Friday afternoon, calling for less

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Successful entrepreneurs must feel a driving need to go into business for themselves, a panel of self-employed business people told