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...Harvard, Laborsky has not only shined as one of the Crimson’s best defensive players, he was also one of only four freshmen in the country to win the National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Award in 1998. As an added note, freshman tight end Adam Jenkins also received that elite honor this year...
...ideal medium for a new account of African-American history at Harvard. A better scenario might be for a professor with cross-disciplinary training in English, Afro-American studies and history to write a full-length study of the varieties of African-American experience at Harvard and Radcliffe. A scholar with W.E.B. Du Bois’s interdisciplinary interests could produce a narrative of enormous academic value and of national interest. Any takers...
...Kennedy School. He’s worked in the White House for more than 10 years under a host of presidents, directing the White House Office of Policy Development under Reagan and serving as the executive secretary of the Economic Policy Board under Ford. This former Rhodes Scholar has been telling our Presidents what to do for a long time. Aside from the top-level positions in Washington he’s held, you probably know him here at Harvard as the co-master of Dunster House, or because he teaches the immensely popular class Government...
...terrorism. His spirited support for cooperation, for letting American troops into what Russia has for centuries seen as its backyard, has provoked unease among many within the rank and file of the Russian military and government. "There exists a two-tier attitude toward the U.S. presence," says Alexei Malashenko, scholar-in-residence at the Carnegie Moscow Center. "Explicitly, Russian leaders quite sincerely welcome the antiterrorist operation in the area. Implicitly, they fear that the U.S. has come there to stay...
...would never have expected Larry to do this,” he said. “I thought of him as a scholar, a scholar with a bent for organization...