March 01, 2001

HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES

Divinity School lightens loan load
A $500,000 donation to Harvard Divinity School has led to the creation of a student loan reduction program.

Related story: Assistance comes in many forms
Some financial aid programs are specially targeted for students interested in public service careers.

Taiwan premier tops list of new fellows at Center for Business and Government
This spring, four new fellows will join the Center's program.

Campaign press coverage covered
Managers of five recent U.S. presidential campaigns dissect where presidential election went wrong ... and right

Frantic days, sleepless nights
Presidential aides and scholars relive the Cuban missile crisis in 1962

Research fellows at Law School tackle minority issues
Their research explore claims related to standardized testing and the impact of ballot initiatives on minority communities.

Unscrambling the issues Tom Brokaw, anchor of the NBC "Nightly News" since 1983, delivered the 11th Theodore H. White Lecture on Press and Politics this past Monday (Feb. 26). The journalist's subject was "So much information, so little time." Speaking to an ARCO Forum crowd of 800 people, Brokaw discussed the pressures on broadcast journalists today, commenting pointedly that network Election 2000 coverage was less than perfect: "It wasn't egg on our faces. We were draped in omelette." The event was sponsored by the Joan Shorenstein Center on Press, Politics and Public Policy. (Staff photo by Kris Snibbe)

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