James I. Kaplan

Protesting An Anomaly

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There are those perhaps over-scrupulous, perhaps fanatical people who believe that a mass murderer came to speak at Harvard last

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More than any other American president, Jimmy Carter owes his election to the votes of black people and other minority

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Somebody in the administration said recently that you had to be either rich or desperate to go to the Harvard

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What Dean Rosovsky calls them is "career civil servants"--perhaps an acknowledgement that so many University Hall administrators were here way

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Most of the third world students I sought to write about are scared--or at the very least, cautious in talking

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One week after the corporate press had declared the quadrennial end of ideology in American politics--vide Time and Newsweek's cover

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The Ford Committee of the Faculty's report on the Loeb Drama Center and theater at Harvard came out last March--but

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When newspapers publish their most controversial and highly-played investigative stories, the people who are investigated rarely enjoy what they see

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At first, the Harvard Law School tried to give Kenneth B. Krohn a gentle let-down. James N. Bierman, then assistant

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It is not so much a center as a collection: from David E. Powell, who quit teaching Defense Department seminars