Steven Albert Haworth Spouse(s): Dorothy Ann Craft (1972-1987); Susan Amy Shulman (1997-present) Child(ren): Daniel Haworth (1976); Benjamin Haworth (1980); Andrew Haworth (1982) Grandchild(ren): Hilary Haworth (2008); Charlotte Haworth (2011); Maggie Haworth (2013); Frankie Haworth (2014); Whit Haworth (2015); Ellie Haworth (2017); John Joseph Haworth (2018) Education: Yale, BA, 1969; The George Washington University, MA, 1971;…
When Random House first published Charles Reich’s The Greening of America in 1970, they thought so little of the radical manuscript that just 5,000 copies were printed. The New Yorker followed the book’s publication with the longest excerpt in the magazine’s history, prodding the publisher to issue a dozen reprints—eventually selling some 2 million copies. The debate about American political culture that the book unleashed has been compared to the impacts of Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring and the Kinsey Report.
Fresh off its Intercollegiate Rowing Association national championship June 2, where they knocked off the west coast powerhouse Washington Huskies for the second year in a row, the Yale heavyweight men’s crew bested Harvard in the 153rd edition of the Harvard-Yale Regatta June 9. National athletic championships have been few and far between for Yale. To win two in one week, as well as defeating traditional rowing powerhouse Harvard a week later, marks a truly significant span in Yale athletics. (See video of the win.)
STEVEN ALBERT HAWORTH (Steve). Born December 29, 1946 in Plainfield, New Jersey, son of Joseph Prentiss Haworth and Marjorie Helen Schober Haworth. Attended Westfield High School, Westfield, New Jersey, and American School in Japan, Tokyo, Japan. Entered Yale Sept., 1965. Economics major; Dean’s List, 1965-66 (fall term). Resident: Jonathan Edwards (Soccer, 1968). Political Union, 1965-66;…
