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May-June 1997

Right Now
  Multiracial identity, the chemistry of caring, myths about eating disorders, conflict over land in California

Departments
  Editor's Letter
Welcoming a new publisher

Cambridge 02138
Communications from our readers - with links to the original articles (a great introduction to recent pieces)

Harvard Health
Combating cancer

The Browser
Harvard sundered, academics in aspic, jazz harp as art

Commencement & Reunion Guide
Festival rites, recipe for a reunion, local victuals, and the week's events

Poetry

The Alumni
A singer, a philosopher, and a petition candidate.

The College Pump
Live long and prosper

Treasure
Old Jones reworks the Class Day Elm




Features

 
Could privatizing public schools improve education?
by Paul E. Peterson






The making of a "routine" speech that reshaped the postwar world
by John T. Bethell



The European consequences of Marshall's vision
by Charles S. Maier




Brief life of a Boston philanthropist: 1890-1978
by Mark Gelfand



Six faculty members burrow deep within Widener on expeditions historical, literary, and scientific



The extraordinary life--half in light, half in darkness--of Gordon Gund
by Craig Lambert



Achieving women, provosts exiting and entering, rerigging the Core, pushing and pulling on final clubs, fanfare for the Jazz Band, applications ebb for an enlarged College class, charges mount in book theft, undergraduate teachers and tutors, sports wrap-up
Also, check out our current Classifieds

Cover photograph: Archive Photos
Type treatment: Jim Gipe

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