September 30, 2004

Values judgment Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia: 'What I am questioning is the propriety, indeed the sanity, of having value-laden decisions such as these made for the entire society by ... judges.' (Staff photo Rose Lincoln/Harvard News Office) Full story

HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES

HMS researcher named MacArthur Fellow
Vamsi Mootha recipient of foundation grant

Matthew Meselson wins Lasker Award
Biologist honored for a lifetime of achievement

Justice Scalia decries judicial activism
Scalia: Morality should be determined by society, not judges

Public employee unions: damaging monopoly or important protection?
Rappaport Institute event explores government-union relations

Widener Library renovations: On time, on budget
Lovingly renovated Widener prepares for 21st century scholars

David Rubenstein gives $10 million for excellence at John F. Kennedy School of Government

PEPG named partner in Research Center on School Choice