Climate activists, traditionalists square off in Harvard alumni board vote

A Harvard University board election pits proponents of two popular causes against each other: those focused on climate change and those who want to keep money and what they describe as special interests out of the contest.Votes are due Tuesday for five open seats on the Harvard University Board of Overseers, a 30-member alumni body that helps set strategy for the Cambridge, Mass. school."We have a great opportunity, and a duty, to hold Harvard to its highest ideals," said Nathan Goldberg, a camp