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November-December 2003

• Bioterrorism and the University

• Forum: Making Directors Accountable
• Buckskin Diplomacy
• Bedside Manner
• Vita: Ralph Johnson Bunche
• The Copernicus Quest

• Cambridge 02138

• Whales Aplenty
• Hypnosis Heals
• Doctored Research?
• Victorian Sound, Victorian Silence

• Conflict in the Stacks
• Off the Shelf
• That Very Mad Affair
• Chapter & Verse
• Build Yourself a Democratic House
• The Straight Skinny on String (Theory)

• Harvard Calendar

• A Grand Time
• Mediterranean Morsels

• Journal Opener
• Biomedical Momentum
• A Bioscience Portfolio
• Timothy Mitchison
• A Scientific Instrument
• Barer-Bones Budget
• Rebounding Returns
• Rethinking Education
• Calendrical Coup?
• Economics and Moral Questions
• In Allston Planning, the Silly Season
• Room for the Arts?
• Joy of Jades
• Changing Guard at Government
• Close Contact
• Brevia
• Life in Counterpoint
• No Answers for O–
• Death of the Students' Dean
• The Sisters McDavitt
• Unbelievably Good
• Fall Sports in Brief

• The Sweetest Thing
• News from the HAA
• Harvard @ Home
• Yesterday's News
• Preservationist
• Family Moviemakers

• Astor von Leisbusch und Sohn

• Phantom Lowell

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Buckskin Diplomacy
The objects Lewis and Clark acquired in negotiations with Indian nations have much to say.

by Christopher Reed

 

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