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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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Issues > January-February 2004 > John Harvard's Journal

January-February 2004

The President's Perspective

January-February 2004

Kenneth S. Rogoff

January-February 2004

Allston Planning: Working "Hypotheses"

January-February 2004

Buildings and Benefits

January-February 2004

Film Archive Goes Silver

January-February 2004

Neuroscience News

January-February 2004

Yesterday's News

January-February 2004

Global Reach in Health Sciences

January-February 2004

Riverside Rezoned

January-February 2004

Creating Community, On-line and Off

January-February 2004

Recruiting vs. Rights

January-February 2004

Design Dean to Step Down

January-February 2004

Development Doyenne

January-February 2004

"People Who Look like You"

January-February 2004

Aiming at Alcohol

January-February 2004

Brevia

January-February 2004

Extracurricular Communities

January-February 2004

True Grit

January-February 2004

Winter Sports in Brief

January-February 2004

Saber-Fighting Warrior

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