Camille L. Landau

Around the Clock Operation: Setting Up for Commencement

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If Commencement runs smoothly, it will be a miracle. But Harvard has had a lot of practice. To keep the

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Driving a pack of dogs across icy tundra, racing past jagged mountains and over frozen rivers is something that most

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The dean of the School of Education yesterday announced the names of six local teachers and administrators who will be

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Before coming to Harvard's minority recruitment program this past weekend, Rebecca F. Rumayor was certain she would not enroll here

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Fundraising at Harvard has grown up since bake sales and car washes. Student groups raise hundreds of thousands of dollars

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Black activists and writers will speak this weekend in a three-day retrospective of the legacy of Afro-American poetry and politics.

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Standing on the other side of the podium, five History and Literature concentrators yesterday afternoon offered synopsis of their theses

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"Harvard MBA seeks merger with warm, attractive sincere woman with firm assets," pitches one Business School student. An undergraduate challenges

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Under the big tent of Memorial Hall today, students can hear African poetry readings, see performances of Asian and Native

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The director of the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) will return after a two-year absence to reassume the head