March 1, 2003

The '03 Scholars

Marshall and Rhodes Scholars, that is. Harvard boasted seven winners, one a double. The Marshall Scholars are seniors Christopher Laumann, a...

From The March-April 2003 Issue

Marshall and Rhodes Scholars, that is. Harvard boasted seven winners, one a double.

The Marshall Scholars are seniors Christopher Laumann, a physics concentrator from Eliot House and Chicago, and Eugenia Levenson, a history and literature concentrator from Leverett House and Oak Park, Illinois.


Christopher Laumann '02	Eugenia Levenson '02
`Jon Chase / Harvard News Office`	`Rose Lincoln / Harvard News Office`

Below, are Canadian Rhodes winner and Harvard Medical School student Amar Dhand, of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; history and literature concentrator Sue Meng '03, of Adams House and New York City; Lindsey Worth '02, of Huntington, West Virginia, a former philosophy concentrator and Eliot House resident; biochemist Jeremy England '03, of Leverett House and Durham, New Hampshire; and history and literature concentrator Anna Weiss '03, of Pforzheimer House and New Rochelle, New York. Meng won both a Marshall and a Rhodes, and chose the latter.


Amar Dhand	Sue Meng '03
`Harvard News Office`	`Rose Lincoln / Harvard News Office`


Lindsey Worth '02	Jeremy England '03
`Stephanie Mitchell / Harvard News Office`	`Rose Lincoln / Harvard News Office`

Anna Weiss '03

Jon Chase / Harvard News Office

Published in the March-April 2003 print issue in the John Harvard's Journal section.

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