May 11, 2006

Use differences to unite, not divide, says Tillich lecturer Letty M. Russell: ‘Our struggle is to overcome the fear of difference and to break the bars that keep us apart. [Others] want what we want. They want to work, they want to change the social structure. They want hospitality with justice.’ (Staff photo Rose Lincoln/Harvard News Office) Full story

HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES

The Class of 2010 reaps 80 percent yield
Women make up 53 percent of entering class, will outnumber men for third time

Boeckx, Kelsey win teaching honor
Abramson Awards recognize undergraduate teaching

Schelling and Neustadt winners named
KSG awards go to Nobel Prize recipient, microfinance pioneer

Geography center launched
Center for Geographical Analysis to explore 'vast intellectual territory'

APS elects three for 'extraordinary accomplishments'

Use differences to unite, not divide, says Tillich lecturer
Theologian Russell wants to turn biblical ‘hospitality’ into social activism

A call to abolish death penalty
National conference meets at Law School

New Brazilian Studies Program at DRCLAS