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McElheny 2 Cambridge 02138 Communications from our readers Vita: Bao Luong 9 Right Now 28 Rethinking the annual financial report, Brief life of a Vietnamese revolutionary: 1909-1976 enhancing African agriculture, polygny by Hue-tam Ho Tai problems 12A New England Regional Section 30 Quotable Harvard Seasonal events, “green” lawnscaping, and a high-end French restaurant Sayings and people prominent (and not)—and an invitation to nominate your own candidates 13 Montage by Fred Shapiro Charismatic conductor, behavioral ethics, Elizabeth Bishop’s oeuvre extended, kosher caterer, the advent of the Civil Famous Comedian, JIM HARRISON War, a queen’s regal rhetoric, and musical 34 page 22 broadsides “Dangerous” Playwright Wallace Shawn is well known as a comedic character actor, 52 The Alumni Afghan media entrepreneur, Overseer and but his important dramatic works play to tiny audiences Harvard Alumni Association candidates, by Craig Lambert Crimson in Congress part two, and more 56 The College Pump 39 John Harvard’s Journal A spirit house at Adams House, and how The provost prepares to conclude his service, athletes tied one on Harvard’s first library director, renewed focus 68 Treasure on teaching and learning, an international Why Harvard owns a century-old tortilla and other collectibles antismoking leader, prototyping House renewal, a burlesque queen on the evils of 57 Crimson Classifieds Communism, a University Professorship for On the cover (clockwise from top right): John a public-health pioneer, the Undergraduate Adams, Robert Frost, Susan Sontag, Norman faces an intellectual challenge, and a women’s Mailer, and W.E.B. Du Bois. Illustration by Tom Mosser. Photograph by Stu Rosner. RODRIGUEZ JARED tennis tandem page 34 www.harvardmagazine.com LETTERS Editor: John S. Rosenberg Senior Editor: Jean Martin ManaGinG Editor: Jonathan S. Shaw Cambridge Deputy Editor: Craig Lambert Associate Editor: Elizabeth Gudrais Coup in Iran, Obama’s democracy, squash Production and New Media ManaGer: Mark Felton Assistant Editor: Nell Porter Brown Associate Web Developer: Blaise Freeman SUICIDE Elizabeth Gudrais’s otherwise excel- Art Director: Jennifer Carling lent article on Matthew Nock’s research on suicide and self-injury (“A Tragedy and Berta Greenwald Ledecky Mystery,” January-February, page 32) con- UnderGraduate Fellows Madeleine Schwartz, Sarah Zhang tains a significant omission: the central- Editorial Intern: ity of the therapist-patient relationship in Maya E. Shwayder treating the suicidal patient. Competent, experienced psychodynam- ContributinG Editors ically oriented therapists explore the John T. Bethell, John de Cuevas, Adam suicidal patient’s inner world with dis- Goodheart, Jim Harrison, Courtney Humphries, Christopher S. Johnson, passionate, nonjudgmental interest that Adam Kirsch, Colleen Lannon, conveys several therapeutic meta-commu- Christopher Reed, Stu Rosner, nications: what you are feeling is not un- Deborah Smullyan, Mark Steele speakably bad, it is human; I’m interested in whatever you are thinking or feeling; I Editorial and Business Office appreciate the distinction between self- 7 Ware Street, destructive thoughts, feelings, and fanta- the “achieve- Cambridge, Mass. 02138-4037 sies and action; your anguish is not as dev- ments” of Kermit Roosevelt (Vita, Tel. 617-495-5746; fax: 617-495-0324 Website: www.harvardmagazine.com astating to me as it is to you; my strength by Gwen Kinkead, January-February, page Reader services: will be here for you to borrow if you need 30). Charming as he may have been, he 617-495-5746 or 800-648-4499 to; your therapy is a place where your de- helped engineer a coup in Iran designed to structive urges can be understood rather punish a newly formed socialist democracy Harvard MaGazine Inc. than judged; I will try not to leave you for its nationalization of Iran’s oil industry. President: Henry Rosovsky, JF ’57, alone with your despair. And therapists Prior to Kermit’s coup, Iran’s oil had Ph.D. ’59, LL.D. ’98. Directors: Suzanne Blier, Robert Giles, NF ’66, also use the feelings their patients evoke in been controlled (since the 1920s) by Brit- Leslie E. Greis ’80, Alex S. Jones, NF ’82, them for therapeutic purposes. ish, French, and American oil interests Thomas F. Kelly, Ph.D. ’73, Nock advocates cognitive behavioral who took from Iran more than they re- Randolph C. Lindel ’66, Tamara Elliott therapy and dialectical behavioral thera- turned. In setting up the violent destruc- Rogers ’74, A. 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