 January-February '98
 | Memories on glass, population implosion, climate and coronaries, lunar launch, digital dentistry
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 In and out of the closet at Harvard, 1653-1998 by Andrew Tobias
 This magazine turns 100 next November. Let the festivities begin with an invitation to readers, part one of a centennial timeline, and a harvest of epigrams
 The Loeb Fellowship's growing impact on the places where we live and work by Jonathan Shaw  Brief life of a Russian émigré writer in Paris: 1903-1971 by László Dienes
 Poetry by Paul Muldoon
 The worrisome distribution of the fruits of American economic growth by Richard B. Freeman
 The historic visit of Jiang Zemin, parent Al Gore, new funds for international studies, alcohol policy, the president on the Campaign, state papers returned to Georgia, Harvard eggs will make you smarter, tenure trends among faculty women, undergraduate publications, the football team's historic season, and a century on ice
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