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| Neighboring Faiths
Almost unnoticed, the United States has become the most religiously diverse place on the planet. How will Americans react? by Diana L. Eck |
| The Deaf Musician What Schopenhauer really thought of Wagner by Karl S. Guthke |
The Millennial Class The voices of '00: a selection of Harvard and Radcliffe admissions essays |
| Vita: Shao Yung Brief life of a neo-Confucian sage: 1011-1077 by Don J. Wyatt |
Toward a Natural History of Aging Scientists reinvent our understanding of the outer limits of human life by John Lauerman |
| John Harvard's Journal A conversation with the president, Harvard arms reinterpreted, students and drugs, public-service solutions, an extraordinary money manager, undergraduate marriage, famous friends, and the 1996 Olympians |
| Editor's Letter When research changes the world |
Cambridge 02138 Letters from our readers |
| Right Now Dangerous illusions, men in makeup, cult hormone, ancient scalpels, Moscow mortality, and erotic horseplay |
Harvard Health Warning signs from the heart |
| New England Regional Edition Fall fashions, plus the restaurant guide and calendar of Harvard events |
The Browser Why college costs so much, plus new classical recordings and a PBS documentary on the American West |
| Poetry Two Cambridge poems by David Ferry |
The College Pump This magazine's nicotine-stained fingers |
| The Alumni A new president and high achievers |
Treasure Behold the postcard |
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