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During his time at Harvard, Jo co-authored two published research papers with Higgins Professor of Biochemistry Jack L. Strominger '46 on the cellular mechanisms of the immune system. Jo, who entered the College as part of the Class of 2000 and accepted advanced standing status, took a year off to work for a financial firm in New York City...
Cooke says that before proposals are granted student group status, the College administration is usually able to weed out students who are motivated purely by self-interest...
...Frankly, the decision was made to sign the modified agreement because the College threatened that we would be thrown out of the building, lose student group status and lose our staff support if we did not sign the agreement they presented," Garland says. "Their deadline was two days before students were allowed back on campus for the fall semester. Faced with their responsibility to communities and the near-impossibility of winning a battle with Harvard, [the PBHA Board of Trustees] signed the Agreement in September...
...November, the office of Provost Harvey V. Fineberg '67 released a report on the status of Harvard's mental health resources documents what students have known for years through their friends' experiences and their own: UHS is often inaccessible and removed from the undergraduate community. Although mental health services remain less than ideal, UHS says it's doing its best to respond to the report, especially by making more resources available to students...
Perhaps the first hints of an institutional rivalry with Stanford have emerged only because of boredom with Harvard's permanent status of victory over Yale University. However, occasional defeats, such as the regrettable loss of eminent cyberlaw expert and Berkman Professor of Entrepreneurial Legal Studies Lawrence Lessig to Stanford this April, might encourage a prestige-sensitive administration to emulate Stanford's approach despite concerns that such an approach could be inappropriate. Stanford teaches entrepreneurship within the engineering school as well as in the business school; its closest equivalent to Harvard's planned technology institute, the Mayfield program, is underwritten...