The Harvard University Gazette: September 19, 2002

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September 19, 2002

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Two-week listing of upcoming events

Top stories for September 19, 2002

Million-dollar professor inspires undergraduates through science
Professor Richard M. Losick wins $1 million award for teaching science to undergraduates

September 11 observance draws 10,000 to Tercentenary Theatre
President Summers, students, religious leaders offer messages of remembrance and hope

Marriage lowers testosterone
Hormones range less on the homestead

Anytime, anywhere
New wireless computer network expands learning capabilities

Harvard helps to feed the hungry
Kitchen equipment finds new life in shelters, soup kitchens


Million-dollar professor	Celebrating a renovation	Change of seasons

September 11 observance
President Lawrence H. Summers, students, and religious leaders offered messages of remembrance and hope to a crowd of more than 10,000 Harvard affiliates at a solemn ceremony in Tercentenary Theatre marking the anniversary of the terrorist attacks. (Staff photo by Stephanie Mitchell) Full story

Other stories

	Harvard implementing important labor recommendations
	Pakistan President Musharraf speaks at Arco Forum
	Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao addresses HBS
	Harvard appoints new dean of undergraduate education
	Earls to head South Africa program
	GSE research shows inhibition in children predicts aggression
	Peter Gomes guides search for "The Good Life"
	Kennedy School students heed call for public service
	Native American Youth Enrichment Program connects camping with culture
	Harvard's Freshman Arts Program lets students express themselves