Harvard alum pulls the prank of his life
When the Harvard class of 1959 gathers for its 50th reunion a year from June, they'll chat about global issues and grandchildren, postretirement pursuits, and the inevitable health concerns. At some point they're also bound to discuss a subject few thought much about until recently: classmate Arthur Lemay and why he tried to fool them all into thinking he was ... (Full article: 1126 words)
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