Letters

10.8.2025

Readers write in about international students at Harvard, the September-October cover, and changes at the Chan School of Public Health.

7.1.2002

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

5.1.2002

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

3.1.2002

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...

1.1.2002

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

11.1.2001

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...

9.1.2001

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

Communications from our readers

1.1.2001

Communications from our readers