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...services. “What do you say about a public health entity that starts its cutbacks on women and the elderly?” said Joan D. Hill, a retired Harvard employee and one of the dozens of senior citizens who filled the audience during the meeting. Mark R. Finucane, a health science advisor who has been working with CHA said the Alliance would try to maintain its commitment to underprivileged populations by preserving the most utilized programs. Earlier this year, CHA hired Finucane and the firm Ernst and Young to create a strategic plan that would address...
Dating at Harvard can be bleak, but the creators of an upcoming reality tv show are hoping to provide a spark of hope. The new show, “Love @ Harvard” produced by Harvard-Radcliffe Television is the brainchild of Executive Producer Emma R. Coleman ’09 and will bring together eligible bachelors and bachelorettes in a style reminiscent of the ABC 1960s show “The Dating Game.” “Love @ Harvard,” which Coleman hopes to launch in November, is based on the previous HRTV production...
Senator Joseph R. Biden, trying his best not to become the next vice president of the United States, recently called paying taxes “patriotic.” Next Tuesday, Massachusetts voters will go to the polls to decide his fate—and the fate of patriotism itself. Ballot Question 1 asks Bay Staters simply: Should the commonwealth eliminate its income...
...night’s capital campaign celebration kicked off a weekend-long alumni reunion that will feature a series of panels on issues including the Supreme Court, the upcoming presidential election, and public service career options. Distinguished alumni including Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff and political analyst Jeffrey R. Toobin ’82, a former Crimson sports writer, will participate in the panel discussions...
...studies—by School of Public Health professors Howard K. Koh and Gregory N. Connolly, and researcher Hillel R. Alpert—examine the state of the American tobacco industry in the wake of the 1998 settlement that included a $200-billion payment by tobacco companies and a ban on marketing cigarettes to teens...