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April 13, 2006
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Top stories for
April 13, 2006
New course provokes students
'Ethics, Biotechnology, and the Future of Human Nature' offers many questions, few answers
Harvard initiative says states, towns should lead health reform
Interfaculty initiative report released
Soyinka decries lack of outrage over Darfur 'pogrom'
'Wintering-over' at the South Pole
Solitude, beauty, discovery
Evolution follows few of the possible paths to antibiotic resistance
Bacteria gain resistance from only a handful of 120 possible five-step mutational paths in a key gene
Ants are surprisingly ancient, arising 140-168 million years ago
Insects flourished with the rise of flowering plants
Christo visits the Business (!) School
Renowned artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude tell grad students how they do what they do
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Young
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Crimson v.
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'Deep
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Humanities at Harvard
At Harvard, the humanities are thriving at a time when they are most needed. These articles - and Homi Bhabha's eloquent introduction - vividly demonstrate that the humanities are neither a pastime nor a luxury, but are the concerns, the activities, the ways of seeing the world that make us human.
Humanities section
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