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Nura A. Hossainzadeh
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Tawhid and Jihad
In the weeks that British engineer Ken Bigley was held captive in Iraq, I prayed that the gang that held
Human Before Anything Else
Especially this time of year, I just can’t help feeling a little conspicuous. I often wonder if people on the
Medical School Wins $45 Million Research Grant
Harvard Medical School (HMS) has won a $45 million government grant to research anthrax and other bioterrorist threats. The National
Watson and Crick’s Discovery of DNA Double Helix Turns 50
James Watson and Francis Crick worked out the structure of the DNA double-helix at Cambridge University, announcing their much-celebrated discovery
Professor Seeks Answers to Billion-Year-Old Riddle
Everyone knows that the universe began billions of years ago with the Big Bang. But for the past 20 years,
UNICEF Director Urges Unity
Citing a lack of cooperation between the private and public sectors and a disregard for the opinions of young people,
Master To Head Astronomy Society
Clowes Professor of Science and Quincy House Master Robert P. Kirshner has been tapped to become the 40th president of
Column Rehashes Stereotypes of Islam
To the editors: In the last few decades, as the Muslim population in America has grown, so too have the
Minority Health Director Points to Gap in Care
Policymakers should work harder to improve health care given to minorities, a prominent politician told students and faculty members at
Studies Conflict on Health Effect of Mercury-Laden Fish
Eating fish with high levels of toxic mercury does not lead to heart attacks, a study by the Harvard School
Holiday Shoppers Seek Sales in Square
Despite fears of tough economic times, shoppers flocked to Harvard Square Friday to start off their holiday shopping with books,
Panels Tackles Digital Learning
Professors, students and alums debated how the Internet should reshape Harvard’s campus in a two-day conference this weekend. The conference,
Janitors Celebrate Gains in Contract With Harvard
Harvard janitors, friends and supporters gathered to celebrate and underscore their achievements over the past year during a party at
Stem Cell Research Holds Promise for Heart Disease Damaged Heart Tissue
In a significant finding that may ultimately prolong the life of heart attack victims, a team of researchers at the
West Makes Brief Return
Former Fletcher University Professor Cornel R. West ’74 returned yesterday for his first public appearance at Harvard since his departure
