January 23, 2003

Harvard's first exchange program swaps students with Brazil Harvard's first-ever foreign exchange program involves two Brazilian students studying at Harvard for the fall semester, while two Harvard students will head to Brazil for the spring semester. The students are (from left) Miguel da Silveira, Marcelo Tyszler, Sasha Clifton, and Leah Tucker. (Staff photo by Kris Snibbe) Full story

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Campus news and events

• Harvard's first exchange program swaps students with Brazil
  Special GSAS students study at FAS, Law School and Business School

• Deep freeze
  John Harvard puts his foot down about the cold weather. It doesn't help...

• Recent immigration changes affecting the Harvard community
  Since Sept. 11, 2001, a number of changes in U.S. immigration policy have affected the Harvard community

• Physician-geneticist Francis S. Collins to deliver 2003 William Belden Noble Lectures
  Director of National Human Genome Research Institute will speak on "genetics, medicine, and faith"

In memoriam

• Rawls memorial service set for February 27
  

President Summers and Provost Hyman set office hours

Faculty Council notice

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