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Mark your calendars for the Harvard Alumni Association’s alumni conference in Mexico City on March 1-2, 2005. The event, to include a reception and lunch with University president Lawrence H. Summers, follows the "Harvard in Europe" alumni gathering in London in November 2003, and is part of the HAA’s Global Series. For further information, visit the HAA on line at www.haa.harvard.edu.      

Issues > November-December 2004 > The Alumni

November-December 2004

Finding Faith

November-December 2004

Separate and Unequal

November-December 2004

Job Offers

November-December 2004

Comings and Goings

November-December 2004

A Baghdad Harvard Club

November-December 2004

Hats Off

November-December 2004

Aloian Scholars

November-December 2004

Goal-Oriented

November-December 2004

Technology Scholar

November-December 2004

Doing His Work

November-December 2004

Romance Heroine

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