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The New Gutenberg?
If Jerome Rubin '44, G '46, LL.B '49, has his way, the morning newspaper of the future will look a lot like it does now ...
Fighting the Free Radicals
Rust never sleeps. Neither do its chemical cousins, the so-called "reactive oxygen species" whose oxidizing properties in the human body can...
Just Plain Silliness
Just Plain Silliness Inspired silliness is the goal--but where inspiration temporarily falters, then by all means let's have aimless...
Two Buildings, Many Obstacles
Two Buildings, Many Obstacles Permit hurdles remained as this magazine went to press, but the Faculty of Arts and Sciences' (FAS) long-delayed...
The Stable Door
In the era of the robbery, night watchmen at the Fogg and the campus police routinely communicated with one another at intervals, but the...
Getting In
"Yes!" I shouted, punching the air as I hung up the phone. I jumped off the bed where I had been keeping vigil all morning and ran down the...
Yesterday's News
1915 A group of 800 Harvard-educated farmers claim the right to call their organization the "Harvard Farmers Association." A letter to the...
"Rush to Failure"
On March 23, 1983, President Ronald Reagan shocked the national security establishment by calling upon the nation's scientific community...
Nets 'n' Turf
Beren Tennis Center... Jordan Field...
Oratorical Exchanges
On the fourth day of a celebration of Harvard's two hundred and fiftieth birthday, on November 5 through 8, 1886, Professor James Russell...
Harvard news and notes, spring 2000
The University Brevia PH.D. MAGIC: Illustration by Rick Stromoski Each Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Bulletin features "BackTalk," a...
Inc.@theCollege
When Alex M. Rampell '03 started investigating college options, the young inventor's computer program--which sells for $15 and combats...