June 3, 2004

'One of the greatest law professors' of his time Professor Emeritus Archibald Cox died Saturday (May 29) at the age of 92. Although he was involved in a number of landmark Supreme Court cases - many as solicitor general - he is best known for the five months he served as the Watergate special prosecutor. (Staff file photo Kris Snibbe/Harvard News Office) Full story

Campus news and events

• Stay in step with Commencement
• Commencement security notice

• Cambridge bells peal for Commencement

• Gazette goes online this summer

• Credit Union expands membership to include University students and alumni

Awards and fellowships

• 'Harvard ReStore' wins 2004 Venture Good competition
  Inaugural prizewinners sell affordable refurbished computers

• Visiting Committee Prize for Undergraduate Book Collecting winners announced

• 24 juniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa

• 2004 Fay Prize awarded to promising Harvard graduate
  Radcliffe Institute honors Ann Marie Cody

• Leegant wins two distinguished writing awards for 'An Hour in Paradise'

• Saxe Prize to help support three Harvard students

• Physician-scientists at Broad Institute receive Burroughs Wellcome Awards

In memoriam

• Archibald Cox dead at 92: Professor Emeritus, Watergate special prosecutor
  

• John Wesley Mayhew Whiting: Memorial Minute
  

• Emily Dickinson Townsend Vermeule: Memorial Minute
  

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