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...also a first-year graduate student in the course, said that evolution did not achieve its status as universal knowledge until biologists years later expounded the idea. Her role in the exhibition involved showcasing the work and writings of one such chief scientist, Harvard Professor Ernst W. Mayr??otherwise known as the “Darwin of the 20th century.” The exhibit is to not only to “show just that Darwin was this bright guy, but how he has networked into so many cultural aspects and disciplines,” said...
...Crimson a 4-0 edge.Next, with just under eight minutes left in the game, freshman Kate Buesser fed a pass to classmate Katharine Chute, who weaved through a couple of Engineers defenders before lifting the puck high into the net.Harvard scored both third period goals by shooting over Mayr??s glove-side shoulder, something the Crimson was looking to achieve coming into the game.“It was just nice that we finally got there to shoot,” Stone said. “She goes down pretty quick. That’s where we were...
...never retired,” Mayr??s daughter Susanne Harrison said. “Technically he may have, but he always had five or six projects on his agenda. He never got to the point where he said ‘That’s enough’ and sat back to enjoy life–for him enjoying life was doing what he did, writing and researching...
Scott V. Edwards, a student of Mayr??s and his successor to the Agassiz professorship, remembered his first encounter with his mentor. It was prior to his own overseas research, when Mayr told him to “write, write, write...
Scott V. Edwards, a student of Mayr??s and his successor to the Agassiz professorship, remembered his first encounter with his mentor. It was prior to his own overseas research, when Mayr told him to “write, write, write...