June 5, 2003

Meet the student Commencement speakers Eric Hart '03 will deliver one of two English orations at the 2003 Harvard Commencement ceremony on June 5. The other English address, by a graduate student, will be delivered by Elizabeth "Lea" Carpenter of Harvard Business School. By tradition, a student will also deliver an address in Latin. This year that will be Charles Watson '03, a classics concentrator from Currier House, who set his sights on delivering the Latin oration when he first came to Harvard. (Staff photo by Ruby Arguilla) Full story

HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES

11 awarded honorary degrees
Honorees have made their marks in arts, education, politics

Meet the student Commencement speakers
They join centuries-old tradition

The year in review
A time of accomplishment and discovery

Four receive GSAS Centennial Medals
Art educator, political philosopher, bioethicist, and Washington journalist honored

Honored at HBS
Dean's Award goes to five who made a difference

Commencement accounting
Harvard awards more than 6,000 degrees and certificates

Seniors laugh, reflect on the time of their lives with Summers at Baccalaureate
Traditional service brings Harvard's president, graduates together

From sharecropper's daughter to university president
Ruth Simmons speaks at Phi Beta Kappa Literary Exercises

Seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa
New graduates join honorary society

Comedian cracks up Class Day crowd
Will Ferrell offers not-so-serious advice

ROTC members commissioned
Graduates prepared to serve their country