October 4, 2001

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HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES

Vaccine chews up cavities
Ready for tests on children

The changing face of teaching
Today's new teachers are as likely to be 40-year-old former lawyers or scientists with a five-week certification course behind them as they are to be 20-somethings fresh from teacher education programs.

Anthrax immunity gene found in mice
Discovery could help pinpoint human immunity, improve patient treatment

Measuring rainfall in Himalayas will help to predict weather across world
Anna Barros, a Harvard associate professor of environmental engineering, sees a kind of Holy Grail in understanding torrential rains

Harvard students healthier than their peers
Study conducted by American College Health Association

 

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