Open Source Science in Harvard Business Review
Harvard Business School Working Knowledge has posted a Q&A with Karim Lakhani (assistant professor in the Technology and Operations Management unit at Harvard Business School) on open source science: I also read a book by Dava Sobel
Catalogue of the library of the Law School of Harvard University.
Catalogue of the library of the Law School of Harvard University. Author: ISBN: Call Number: Z 6459 .H34 1967 v.1 Library: Law Library
21:4 2006:12 Title Changes
AMIRA AARON, formerly Manager, Digital Content and Access Services at Harvard University, is now Director for Information Resources at Brandeis University. Amira’s new contact information is:. Brandeis University Library
Teaching and Learning via Cyberinfrastructure
The National Science Foundation is evolving an ambitious vision of cyberinfrastructure?the integration of computing, data, networks, digitally enabled sensors, observatories, and experimental facilities. As the nation begins to realize
Google Library Project - Copyright Issues Debated at AALL Conference
As many of our patrons may know,the Google company has established agreements with a number of libraries including the University of Michigan, Harvard University, Stanford University, the New York Public Library and Oxford University,
Best Sellers in Biology, March 2006–present
As compiled by YBP Library Services. Titles are linked to records in local catalogs when available. Evolving World: Evolution in Everyday Life Mindell, David P. Harvard University Press 2006. ISBN 0674021916. $24.95
Digitizing the Papers of John Adams
The Harvard University Gazette has an article about the ongoing digitization of the papers of John Adams: Historical society, HU Press join forces to digitize Adams papers. [link from the Harvard University Press Publicity Blog
Peanut Butter Manifesto
Decker holds a BS from Tufts University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. *About Farzad Nazem. Farzad Nazem joined Yahoo! in early 1996 as senior vice president of engineering and surfing and was named chief technology officer of
Vanished Kingdoms: The Wulsin Photographs of Tibet, China, and
Burke Museum, University of Washington, Seattle, US Wulsin, Jr., from the collections of the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University. This document is a part of the Tibetan Studies WWW Virtual Library
Save the Cairo University Library
The Library old building is historical one ,it was there since the This old building of the Cairo University Library is our history with all those books, of those libraries in Harvard and Oxford and she can come and re-open it !

The Battle Over Harvard’s Square The Harvard Crimson
The University says it is helping its backyard thrive. But in its dealings with local businesses, is it a bully or ally?
Intel cuts tuition aid for University of Phoenix classes The Arizona Republic
Intel Corp. employees can no longer attend the University of Phoenix and a host of other schools on the company's dime because of stricter standards for tuition reimbursement. {b}Losing Intel a blow to school
UVa law school well represented at Supreme Court The Daily Progress
The University of Virginia School of Law has more graduates clerking for the U.S. Supreme Court this term than any other school save Harvard and Yale.
Knowles’ Blind Spot The Harvard Crimson
Although Harvard College’s decision to reimburse student groups for the “gift tax” is a welcome development, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences’ (FAS) refusal to rescind the tax or lend formal support to the College’s reimbursement is deeply troubling.
EDITORIAL: Mugar is wide awake The Daily Free Press
Students who plan to camp inside Mugar Memorial Library during finals won't have to hitch-hike home thanks to a library-funded shuttle service running to on-campus residences. Mugar went out on a limb to foot the bill for Crystal Transport -- a private bus service -- to provide portation from midnight to 6 a.
Historians honored by prize for humanity Ann Geracimos / THE WASHINGTON TIMES The Washington Times
John Hope Franklin, 91, and Yu Ying-Shih, 76, two historians specializing in two widely different cultures, received the third John W. Kluge Prize last night at a gathering of academics, philanthropists and human rights activists at the Library of Congress.
Arboretum plan vexes neighbors Boston Globe
When Harvard University signed a 1,000-year lease with Boston for the Arnold Arboretum in 1882, little did it know that a mere 114 years later, nervous neighbors would demand a say in the park's future.
Causes Of Global Death And Disease In The Next 25 Years Medical News Today
In 1993, the World Bank sponsored the 1990 Global Burden of Disease study carried out by researchers at Harvard University and the World Health Organization (WHO). This study provided the first comprehensive global estimates of death and illness by age, sex, and region. It also provided projections of the global burden of disease and mortality up to 2020. [click link for full article]
Holiday Happenings 2006 Northwest Herald
The following is a listing of some of the Christmas 2006 events in the area. “A CHRISTMAS CAROL,” 6:30 p.m. Dec. 15, Raue Center for the Arts, 26 N. Williams St., Crystal Lake. Musical based on the Charles Dickens’ classic.
PayPal's Thiel Scores 230 Percent Gain With Soros-Style Fund Bloomberg.com
Dec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- One morning in 1998, at Hobee's coffee shop, near Stanford University, a young money manager named Peter Thiel decided to gamble on an Internet startup.harvard+university+library: harvard+university+library