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June 9, 2005
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Monumental task
The Soldiers Field monument, like the land on which it stood, commemorates some of the young men who died in the Civil War. The original marble piece has been moved out of the elements and into the Murr Center, and an exact copy in more sturdy granite (above) now occupies the place inside Gate One of Soldiers Field. (Staff photo Kris Snibbe/Harvard News Office)
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HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES
Architect to receive Radcliffe Medal
Denise Scott Brown honored at Radcliffe Day luncheon
Soldiers Field
The story of a monument, the man who built it, and the men it honors
HLS's Blachman blogs his way to a writing contract
Not-so 'Anonymous Lawyer'
Who is Tumi Makgetla?
Chinese martial artist, African dancer, Charles River rower - for starters
Ethan Gray '05 wins first Mellinger Award
Department of Music announces fellow award winners
Museums seek docents for training
Eight-month program offered
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