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...weeks ago, Hopkins—who has spent 10 years advocating for women in science??added another champagne bottle. Sent to her by two people from the National Organization for Women, this bottle celebrates Harvard’s allocation of $50 million to address the issues faced by women in higher education, particularly in the sciences...
...book “Complications: A Surgeon’s Notes on an Imperfect Science?? was a finalist for the National Book Award...
...catapulted to number two on the New York Times bestseller list. Levitt joins a rising tide of economists—from Columbia’s Jeffrey D. Sachs ’75 to MIT’s Paul Krugman—who are making their “dismal science?? accessible to psych concentrators and pre-meds like...
...after a trying first year—in which Lara struggled to balance four demanding “hard science?? classes with her commitment to the University Choir and roles in several musicals—she decided it was time for a change...
...host of “Hillybilly at Harvard,” the longest-running and, according to some, most-listened-to show on Harvard radio. While the University has seen a lot of changes since the 1970s—three presidents, two Britney marriages, a few women in science??this fixture has remained unchanged...