SPECIAL TO THE GAZETTE - 13 JULY 2001
Coldest place in the universe
The coldest place in the universe is not millions of miles away in a dark corner of outer space but in an exotic laboratory in Cambridge, Mass.

SPECIAL TO THE GAZETTE - 2 JULY 2001
Harvard Professor Michael Porter to lead new institute
Organization has interdisciplinary and global agenda

SPECIAL TO THE GAZETTE - 28 JUNE 2001
Fireflies seen in a new light
New understanding of their flashing lights illuminates secrets of cellular communications.

Overseers names 5; HAA Elected Directors names 6
The President of the Harvard Alumni Association announced the results of the annual election of new members of the Harvard Board of Overseers last week.

Head of Divinity School Hehir to retire
Father J. Bryan Hehir to assume presidency of Catholic Charities USA

Galbraith receives prestigious award
John Kenneth Galbraith has received India's second highest civilian award, the Padma Vibhushan, comparable in importance to the U.S. Congressional Medal of Freedom.

The road from 'knitting needles to laptops'
In Radcliffe talk, medalist Albright looks back - and ahead

Roads scholar visits most remote spots	Moments from Commencement 2001	Ceremony recognizes 'Bridge' program students