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May-June 2000

• Picking Harvard's Pocket

• Swing Time
• Vita: John Knowles Paine
• The Examined Life
• A Better Way to Practice Medicine?

• Cambridge 02138

• Diagnosing Dementia

• The Downsides of Prozac
• Fighting the Free Radicals
• Fourth-Century Church Tales
• Apocrypha Now
• High Fashion, Sub-Saharan

• Good Poets Make Bad Neighbors

• "Rush to Failure"
• Off the Shelf
• Chapter & Verse
• Icon of the Life of the Mind
• Lost Art

• Grace Notes
• Postscript
• Getting In
• Celebratory Meals
• Dining and Hotel Guide
• Shopping Guide and Service Directory
• Harvard under Construction
• Events of the Week

• Inc.@theCollege
• For Radcliffe: A "Founding Dean"
• Refreshing the Fellows
• Alyssa Goodman
• Two Buildings, Many Obstacles
• Reflecting on 35 Years of the NEA
• The College's Course of Study
• WorldÌs Greatest University Takes Heat
• Brevia
• Ticking... Tocking Restored
• University People
• Just Plain Silliness
• Fashion Victims?
• "Where I Was Meant to Be"
• Winter Wonders
• Nets 'n' Turf

• The Long View
• Read All About It
• The New Gutenberg?
• Alchemist's Ink
• News from the HAA

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Good Poets Make Bad Neighbors
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