February 10, 2005

Body image, East and West Chi-Fu Jeffrey Yang, a Harvard senior (above, left), and Harrison Pope Jr., a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, have shown that Asian men are far less preoccupied with muscularity than their Western counterparts, who believe - mistakenly - that women find showy muscles irresistible. (Staff photo Kris Snibbe/Harvard News Office) Full story

HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES

Lasers produce coldest antiatoms
So where has all the antimatter gone?

Tracking workplace creativity to its source
HBS's Amabile shows it really does come from within

Male body image and steroid abuse
East doesn't meet West

Ernst Mayr dies at 100
Giant among biologists was called 'Darwin of the 20th century'

Black holes regulate galaxy formation
Simulations explain star distribution in galaxies near supermassive black holes

Warming world would see fewer summer breezes
DEAS researcher finds Northeast, Midwest pollution episodes worsening

Efficiency moves save money, energy
Green rebates help upgrades pay for themselves

Decades of dedication
Alvin Poussaint helped transform makeup of Medical School student body