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SEARCHING FOR FACULTY
Harvard's History department used to be a smoothly-functioning factory, turning out Pulitzer Prizes, top publications and large numbers of concentrators
Bio-Chem. Researchers Develop New Treatment
By creating a three-dimensional picture of a protein interaction in the immune system, researchers in the biochemistry department have taken
Two TFs Make Students' Lives Pleasant
The night before every Chemistry 30 hourly, Richard Goodman '91 paces the halls of Cabot Library. Goodman is not an
How Well Does the Faculty Train TFs?
Joel S. Orlina '96 says it is not a coincidence that his physics teaching fellow's phone number begins with the
New Drug for Asthma Patients Discovered by Med School Team
Within the year, asthmatics who have long suffered from constricted airways might be able to breathe a little easier. According
Professors Appalled By Bosnian Atrocities
Harvard experts on international relations expressed horror this week at the most recent violence in the former Yugoslavia and offered
What's Your Major? Apply First, Please
Andy W. Williams '97 applied to Harvard just about a year ago. Now, in the spring of his first year,
Study Abroad Program Opposed
Members of the Faculty Council last week discussed the University's decision against formally participating in a new federal program which
Colon Cancer Gene Discovered
Scientists and cancer advocates are hopeful that the isolation of the gene which causes an inherited form of colon cancer,
Zeroing in on the Causes of Hypertension
Concluding a more than decade-long search and fueling hopes of improved drugs to treat the disease, a team of researchers
An Oral Treatment for Arthritis?
Discomfort from sore, inflamed joints may someday cease to plague the 2.1 million Americans who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis, if
Clinton Presents Plan For Health Care Access
President Clinton presented the initial draft of his long-awaited health care plan to the nation last night, outlining its major
Mayoral Finalists Are Menino, Brett
BRIGHTON--Boston came one step closer to electing its next mayor yesterday as voters selected acting Mayor Thomas Menino and State
Forcing Water Uphill
Can water fight the forces of gravity and flow uphill? The answer, according to a group of Harvard chemists, is
Faculty Members Speak At Boston Conference
BOSTON--More than 1,500 scientists, including several Harvard faculty members, convened at the Hynes Convention Center this weekend to share scientific
