Kenneth Moskow, 48; agent for the CIA fought terrorism

Writing in early anniversary reports of his Harvard class, Kenneth A. Moskow had to be vague about the profession that defined his life in the 1980s and in the years following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Only after leaving his government job could he write an autobiographical sketch for his 25th anniversary report that began: "Shortly after graduation, I was ... (Full article: 1043 words)

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