Letters

Letters | March-April 2025

Severe threats to Harvard’s finances—and academic mission—in the new political landscape

Letters | September-October 2002

"Ask me what College class I was in," says Harvard Alumni Association president Charles L. Brock, "and I have to admit I don't...

Letters | July-August 2002

BELLUM AMERICANUM Never have I read anything as arrogant as Stephen Peter Rosen's "The Future of War and the American Military&quot...

Letters | May-June 2002

ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE, A SKEPTIC'S VIEW The case against Harvard Medical School's foray into "complementary and alternative medicine&quot...

Letters | March-April 2002

TERRORISM An acquaintance's discovery of a child's crisply done arm on his roof near Ground Zero just after September 11, and your fanciful...

Letters | January-February 2002

MIGHTY MOSQUITOES, TICKS Reporting on entomologist Andrew Spielman's work and citing his views ("The Landscape Infections,&quot...

Letters | November-December 2001

9-11-2001 The staff of Harvard Magazine shares the horror and grief caused by the terrorist attacks of September 11 against New York City and...

Letters | September-October 2001

DOES HARVARD REALLY WANT COLLECTIVE BARGAINING? "Living wage" proponents, sitting in at Massachusetts Hall last spring...

| 7.1.2001

WHEN GRADE INFLATION DID NOT BEGIN Eight years ago this magazine gave major coverage to what seemed the burgeoning of grade inflation...

| 5.1.2001

At the end of his article on the difficult times facing academic medical centers ("Unhealthy Hospitals," March-April, page 29), David...

| 3.1.2001

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