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9.1.2002

Bridging a Graduate Gap A scientist follows an historian of science, as James M. Hogle and Doreen Hogle succeed Everett I. Mendelsohn and Mary...

9.1.2002

When the Harvard Institute for International Development (HIID) was disbanded in 2000, it meant the disappearance of the University's largest...

9.1.2002

"To me [my room] will always be haunted by my companions who have been there, by the books that I have read there, by the pleasure and the...

9.1.2002

Lewis Robinson asks who wrote of never seeing a man with a large house and barn without imagining him carrying the house and barn on his back....

9.1.2002

Campus turmoil tumbled into Robinson Hall during the 1969 strike, when students turned the building into a factory for the production of...

9.1.2002

I wear Brooks clothes and white shoes all the time...

9.1.2002

Until recently, teenage violence was widely considered a deplorable and tragic phenomenon of inner cities. Experts linked childhood aggression...

9.1.2002

Anna Harkey's cylinder seal, when rolled across damp clay, yields an autobiography in relief. The image includes her name in English, the year...

9.1.2002

Have you an urgent need to know the number of genito-urinary disorders in horses that doctors treated at the Free Clinic of Harvard's Veterinary...

9.1.2002

Every time a Harvard office hires an architect, designer, or planner—and that happens frequently—plans and maps and other kinds of...

9.1.2002

Supporters of the reauthorization, last January, of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act hail it for tightening school accountability...

9.1.2002

1922 The Harvard community is delighted that Leavitt and Peirce, long the unofficial "headquarters for Harvard men," has a new...