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A Medical Sciences Student Overcomes Remarkable Obstacles
Matthew A. Weed has managed to meet and surpass the successes of many Harvard students. And yet, for this gifted
Chemistry Dept. Mulls Changes
After more than a decade without significant change, Harvard's Chemistry Department, home to four Nobel laureates and the site of
"Baltimore Waltz" Receives Award At Kennedy Center Competition
Harvard's production of "Baltimore Waltz" was one of eight plays chosen from more than 900 entries for honorable mention in
Fixing the Brain
Researchers from Harvard Medical School and the University of Pennsylvania have developed a new way to treat brain lesions in
Pollution in Air Increases Risk Of Early Death
Researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health have concluded that people living in more air-polluted areas have a 15
Radio Station Revives News Department
In what a station officer called "the resurrection of the news department," Harvard radio station WHRB (95.3 FM) will begin
Rosenthal Outlines Goals
University Health Services does more than simply 'cure' first-years who may have dined at the Union, the organization's director said
ExperiMentors Teach Kids Science
For students at Cambridge's public schools, science means labs and textbooks four days out of five. But on the fifth
Students Create New Mathematics Magazine
"What's big and grey and undefined?" "An elephant divided by zero." This is just one of the math jokes that
Weld Women Discover Naked Man in Bathroom
After a Saturday night out, Weld residents Georgia S. Lee '98 and Rachel L. Barenbaum '98 returned home early yesterday
