January-February, 1997
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Editor's Letter
Setting political agendas
Cambridge 02138
Communications from our readers - with links to the original articles (a great introduction to recent pieces)
Harvard health
Perilous pregnancies
The Browser
The state of the nation according to Derek
Bok, and films about Harvard and
Hawai, as well as Chapter and Verse,
Off the Shelf, and Open Book: The
Abduction of Phil Esposito
New England Regional Edition
Advice on personal finance, the
restaurant guide, a review of Lala
Rokh, and a calendar of Harvard events
and sports
The College Pump
Crimsonalia
The Alumni
Keeping in touch on the Web, along
with a little of Yesterday's News,
and profiles of a legal expert abroad,
a pioneer, a literary
physician and a Doctor of Phishography
Treasure
Sex in the kitchen
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What remains of Freudianism when its scientific center crumbles?
by Alan A. Stone, M.D.
Harvard archaeologists help create a mammoth new museum in Copán, Honduras
by Jonathan S. Shaw
Brief life of a lover of Africa: 1852-1905
by Maria Petringa
Grab a seat, sit down, and read about that creature of comfort--the inescapable chair
by Edward Tenner
The coming confrontation between "the West and the rest"
by Samuel P. Huntington
Major gifts fund computer sciences and
international studies centers, Harvard fiscal
facts, a new dean for the Medical School,
racquets-center plans revealed, technology
advances at the Business School, the
long career of Fred Glimp, a portrait
of Stephen Palumbi, the Undergraduate
suggests students be trained to read, McGeorge
Bundyon the University, interpreting the
Arboretum, The Game, some genuinely
worthwhile sport on the soccer field, and a shining women's basketball
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