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January-February 2004

• DNA as Data

• Forum: The Deficit Danger
• Vita: Janos Plesch
• The Hydrogen-Powered Future
• Final Architect

• Cambridge 02138

• Build It and They Will Hatch
• The Middle-Class Trapdoor
• Profiling, Good and Bad
• Authorial Synapses

• On Mathematical Imagination
• A Succinct Credo
• Off the Shelf
• Chapter & Verse

• Harvard Calendar

• The Next Chapter
• Deluxe Food, Garden View

• Journal Opener
• The President's Perspective
• Kenneth S. Rogoff
• Allston Planning: Working "Hypotheses"
• Buildings and Benefits
• Film Archive Goes Silver
• Neuroscience News
• Yesterday's News
• Global Reach in Health Sciences
• Riverside Rezoned
• Creating Community, On-line and Off
• Recruiting vs. Rights
• Design Dean to Step Down
• Development Doyenne
• "People Who Look like You"
• Aiming at Alcohol
• Brevia
• Extracurricular Communities
• True Grit
• Winter Sports in Brief
• Saber-Fighting Warrior

• From Courtroom to Comedy Club
• European Outposts
• War Stories
• Comings and Goings
• News from Harvard@Home
• Catholic Socialist
• Binational Physician
• An Understanding Eye

• Advice to America from a French Friend

• Royal Digits

• Curriculum Queries

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At the Malkin Athletic Center, fencer Eunice Yi '04 (right) slashes at her opponent with a saber. Yi is one of the top fencers on Harvard's improving team (see "Saber-Fighting Warrior").

   

Photograph by Jim Harrison

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