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Ragtime June 24-July 1, 2009: Crimson Bloodbath
Columbia: Lerner Hall will no longer be open 24/7 due to the economy, but you can still look inside anytime from anywhere Cornell: Former Cornell star goalie Dave McKee has been charged with rape in southern California, Kobe Bryant not returning his calls Dartmouth: The reign of Jim Yong...
Wed, Jul 1 | from IvyGate
Business Summit: Business and the Environment
Date of Event:October 13, 2008Moderator:Forest Reinhardt, HBS facultySpeakers:Jim Barry, Chief Executive, Ntr Plc David Blood, Managing Partner, Generation Investment Management James McCarthy, Harvard University faculty
Fri, Jun 26 | from HBS Working Knowledge
Bite Size News, June 23: Bad Weather = Bad Business Edition
If your business is struggling this month, just look out the window to get the reason for it. [Boston Globe] Speaking of the weather...Is June 2009 the worst June ever? [Boston Globe]Harvard University has plans to lay off approximately 275 employees in administrative, professional, cler...
Tue, Jun 23 | from Bostonist
Sack Lunch: Harvard Layoffs Start This Week
Layoffs have been hanging over the heads of Harvard employees like the sword of Damocles since word of staff reductions started to circulate in February. Today, Harvard President Drew Faust let workers know that the string was about to snap, the sword was about to fall, and heads were abou...
Tue, Jun 23 | from Bostonist
Business Summit: Lawrence Summers on Market Capitalism's Historic Opportunity
Date of Event:October 14, 2008Speaker:Lawrence H. Summers, Director of the White House National Economic Council, and Charles W. Eliot University Professor, Harvard University In this keynote address, former Harvard president Lawrence Summers shared his view of the challenges fac...
Fri, Jun 12 | from HBS Working Knowledge
Opinion: Frans Spaepen named interim director of Center for Nanoscale Systems
Frans Spaepen, director of the Rowland Institute, will serve as interim director of Harvard University’s Center for Nanoscale Systems (CNS) starting July 1, upon completion of his term as interim dean of Harvard’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS).
Thu, Jun 11 | from Harvard University Gazette
Committee on African Studies awards 51 summer travel grants
African Studies 2009 undergraduate grant recipients Connie Chung, a Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) doctoral student: “Gender in Place and Relationship: The Relational and Spatial World of Street Girls in Zambia and Tanzania.”
Thu, Jun 11 | from Harvard University Gazette
Meet the ‘chief watcher over Matthews’
lt;p> <img src="http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/2009/06.04/photos/ehler.jpg" alt="Victor Ehler" /> </p> <p> Harvard is in my blood, though not in the traditional sense. I was born and brought up in Cambridge, Mass., as were my mother and her siblings. My gran...
Thu, Jun 4 | from Harvard University Gazette
Opinion: The Elusive Quest For Global Governance Standards
The Harvard Law School Program on Corporate Governance recently issued The Elusive Quest for Global Governance Standards, a discussion paper I co-authored with Professor Assaf Hamdani. The paper is scheduled for publication in the University of Pennsylvania Law Review. Our slides fr...
Thu, Apr 23 | from The Doc Searls Weblog
Podcast: Radio Berkman: Can You Keep A Secret?
Radio Berkman pokes its head into a recent talkback with the directors of the film Secrecy, Harvard University professors Peter Galison and Robb Moss. They are joined by Harvard Law School professors Jonathan Zittrain, Martha Minow, and Jack Goldsmith.
Tue, Feb 24 | from The Doc Searls Weblog
How To: Finding Newspapers in Hollis at Harvard University
High resolution version available at http://www.law.harvard.edu/library/research/tutorials/index.html. This tutorial shows how to determine if Harvard University has a newspaper in microfiche, microfilm, or print. It's advised to watch the video on Finding Newspapers in Electron...
Mon, Feb 23 | from YouTube
How To: Using Harvard University's LibX Tool to Access Documents Found on the Web
High resolution version available at http://www.law.harvard.edu/library/research/tutorials/index.html. This video tutorial will show you how to determine whether a document you've found on the web is something that is accessible to members of the Harvard University community via a...
Mon, Feb 23 | from YouTube
How To: Making Requests from the Depository at Harvard University
High resolution version available at http://www.law.harvard.edu/library/research/tutorials/index.html. This tutorial shows how to make requests for items that are held at the Harvard Depository, which is off-site from the Law Library, and all of the other Harvard Libraries.
Mon, Feb 23 | from YouTube
Beaker Hill: We Put New Stories in Our "Year in Review"
From geeks looking for love in Cambridge to the essence of our vast expanding universe, and everything in between, 2008 proved to be an eventful year for science in Boston. No doubt there will be more of the same next year, and we'll be there to keep you informed...and hopefully entertained.
Tue, Dec 30 | from Bostonist
Opinion: First Look: April 29, 2008
Harvard Business School Case 708-482 Harvard Business School Case 608-121 Harvard Business School Case 308-051 Harvard Business School Case 108-006 Harvard Business School Case 508071 Harvard Business School Case 208-096 Harvard Business School Case 508-068
Tue, Apr 29 | from HBS Working Knowledge
Podcast: A conversation with John Wilkin about the Michigan/Google digitization project
My guest for this week's podcast is John Wilkin. He's the director of the University of Michigan Library's technology department, and coordinator of the library's joint digitization project with Google. It's been two years since Google began partnering with the University of Michigan...
Thu, Nov 30 | from Jon's Radio
